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Goldman Sachs CEO Lloyd Blankfein answers questions about the markets and the global economy.
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Over three years after the financial crisis, the perception that little has changed on Wall Street still looms large in the public consciousness, the NY Times reports.
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A former Goldman Sachs executive’s vitriolic attack against the firm’s "toxic and destructive" culture is just another blow to the investment bank’s reputation, according to “Cityboy” whistle-blower Geraint Anderson.
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Greg Smith lobbed a verbal Molotov cocktail in The New York Times against his former firm, Goldman Sachs, and reaction to his resignation might lead you to believe a lot of people inside the firm agree with his negative assessment of CEO Lloyd Blankfein. Mmmmm...not so fast
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We spotted Lloyd at the Knicks game.
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Lloyd Blankfein may step down as chief executive of Goldman Sachs as early as this summer, according to Fortune magazine, and Gary Cohn is the lead Goldman candidate to replace him.
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Something about Goldman Sachs must really inspire Matt Taibbi. He does his best writing with Goldman on the brain.
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Blankfein, the chief executive of Goldman Sachs, is stepping onto a prominent and politically charged stage, the New York Times reports.
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Washington state may be the next American state to legalize gay marriage. It has the support of several major companies, but Microsoft is the most high-profile business to back it. Prominent figures in the business community support marriage equality, as was the case in New York, the last state to legalize it.
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The unexpected departures of two young Goldman Sachs star partners has triggered rumors and confusion inside of the Wall Street firm.
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Two big CEOs step down, a political crisis emerges in China and the euro survives.
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Hit by losses in its private equity portfolio and broader economic woes at home and abroad, the firm reported a loss of $428 million, the New York Times reports.
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Looks like JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon is the most recent target of hackers.
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The battle over bank capital requirements boiled over once again late last week when JPMorgan Chase chief Jamie Dimon delivered an angry “tirade” against the idea of a “capital surcharge” for systemically important banks.
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CNBC.com looked at the top ten colleges and discovered which CEOs spent time there as underclassmen. Check out what we found.
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The week's top business and investment news, including Hurricane Irene and banking plays.
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Shares of Goldman Sachs slumped badly Monday after we learned that Goldman's chief executive had lawyered up. One thing I am certain of today is that Goldman's shares are mispriced.
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CNBC's John Carney has details on Goldman Sachs CEO LLoyd Blankfein's hiring of a defense attorney.
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Attorney Andrew Stoltmann provides perspective on Lloyd Blankfein's hiring of an attorney as lawmakers continue to investigate Goldman and its involvement in the financial crisis.
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The news that Goldman Sachs chief executive Lloyd Blankfein has hired a high-profile Washington, DC criminal defense attorney likely means that at least one of the government inquiries into Goldman is advancing. And it may indicate that Blankfein himself faces potential legal liability.