Goldman Sachs CEO Says Supporting Gay Marriage Is ‘Not Without a Price’
CEO Lloyd Blankfein described the business consequences today.
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CEO Lloyd Blankfein described the business consequences today.
The good kind of consequences.
Lots of celebs went along.
In the special election to replace Anthony Weiner in the House, Hikind's considering supporting Republican Bob Turner.
Plus: a Big Gay NYC Wedding at Hudson Terrace, lots of 'C' grades on the Lower East Side, and more, in our daily roundup of neighborhood news.
Governor Cuomo's spokesman calls it "without merit."
"I frankly don't really know how we can trust the rest of your testimony if you are reading studies these ways."
They've spent $150,000 on mailers in seven districts.
"Whatever, I didn't want to have a say in this anyway."
But you may have to pick who is the "bride" and who is the "groom."
A civil rights landmark, plus the latest production of 'The Normal Heart' and a tribute to the actress Alice Playten.
At an event this week she seemed to cheer New York's legislative ruling.
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