Goldman Sachs Hit With UK Fine
Wall Street Journal
Goldman Said to Be Fined Less Than $30.9 Million by UK Over Abacus Probe
Bloomberg
Goldman's hedge fund factory winding down
MarketWatch
Michael Lewis: World would be better 'without Goldman Sachs'
Seattle Post Intelligencer (blog)
Goldman's still got it, at least on Wall Street
Los Angeles Times (blog)
Everyone May Hate Goldman Sachs, But Goldman Still Loves Itself ...
By Jessica Pressler
Politico: Is a Goldman Sachs consultant likely to replace Rahm?
AMERICAblog (blog)
Goldman Leans Republican
TheStreet.com
Goldman Sachs Shifts Majority Of Political Contributions To Republicans
Huffington Post (blog)
GS Employees Leaving...
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Basel III Announcement - A Quick Analysis
Indeed, it's about what the former legal limit was before Henry Paulson, as head of Goldman, got the SEC to lift it from the investment banks.
http://market-ticker.org/akcs-www?singlepost=2167126
Would you say that the rigging of the gold market is the precondition to rig other markets or is it rather the case that it is necessary to rig the other markets because one has begun to rig the gold price?
Well, good point. We think it all started with the rigging of the gold price. My colleague Chris Powell says: “There are no markets anymore, just interventions.“ I think that's true.
The gold price rigging started a long time ago with
Robert Rubin when he supervised Goldman Sachs‘ London business
and used cheap gold loans to fund their operations. We learned all about it from GATA supporter Brian Hinchcliffe who reported to Rubin in the late 1980‘s.
http://tinyurl.com/2w7kmvs
Goldman Sachs: Bullies on the Block
Arianna Huffington's new book, Third World America: How Our Politicians are Abandoning the Middle Class and Betraying the American Dream
speaks for the disenfranchised middle class: Americans that have lost wages, lost jobs, lost value in homes, and lost substantial value in investments and retirement funds. The U.S. middle class is being scammed out of existence. Wall Street and large corporate special interests -- including energy companies, large financial institutions, drug companies, and the large military industrial complex -- effectively bought Washington.
The recession was over for bailed-out banks paying billions in bonuses. Taxpayers fund Wall Street with nearly zero-cost loans, and Congress changed accounting rules in April 2009 so that Wall Street firms could hide losses to create the illusion of "big profits," as they try to fill the gaping holes in their balance sheets.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/janet-tavakoli/goldman-sachs-bullies-on_b_713908.html
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