Goldman Bores Its Investors Into Not Caring About Monster Bonuses
"See, we got to $70 million because xy2 + yx + x = 0."
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"See, we got to $70 million because xy2 + yx + x = 0."
"Has it really come to this?" asks Alice Schroeder in Bloomberg. Probably not, no.
Finally, the bank gets advice from someone people actually listen to.
Watch an animation based on this week's cover story about the fight over AIG bonuses.
Three hundred Goldman employees are spending this Thanksgiving on garbage duty.
The firm has created a $500 million initiative to assist small businesses.
To which TARP inspector general Neil Barofsky says: "Hello, you're their regulator. THAT'S your leverage."
Of course, this means the rest of us won't get to celebrate, either.
A spokesperson for the service employees union accuses banks with swine-flu vaccine of "endangering the health of millions of Americans."
Goldman and Citigroup both have doses of the swine-flu vaccine. But if the hordes of haters have anything to do with it, their at-risk employees may be out of luck.
Wall Street's top guys are basically a bunch of mean girls.
A rival to the New Jersey governor is using his Goldman Sachs past against him.