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That's what losing more than $2 billion will do.
CEO Lloyd Blankfein described the business consequences today.
The Goldman Sachs CEO made a rare appearance on camera today.
Guess this Greg Smith thing really got to Lloyd Blankfein.
Goldman's clients don’t care what they’re called, so long as the returns are big.
Taking the movement to Lloyd Blankfein's birthplace.
The Occupy Wall Street people have basically already won.
Together, they'll wrap the Bank of Canada around their pinkie fingers.
"I'm not worried there's any criminal activity," Blankfein told us in June.
Buffet = value conscious.
Finance types might not be publicly supporting Obama the same way they did four years ago, but they haven't run away to the GOP — yet.
At least, that was our takeaway from the rumor that David Solomon could be next in line for the gig.
The firm has agreed to stop private meetings between stock analysts and traders.
First the bankers offered many opportunities to earn the country its money back. Then they fled.
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