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Lloyd Blankfein RSS feedGoldman takes too narrow a view to be doing God’s work
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2009-11-23T07:56:10ZGoldman doesn’t look good over AIG
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2009-11-19T08:20:54ZLet’s lift lid on Merrill’s Lloyds treasure chest
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2009-11-10T07:07:20ZMervyn’s Premier kicking for banks
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Bank of England Governor Mervyn King certainly grabbed the limelight with his Churchillian language about the banking crisis and bailout2009-10-22T05:42:53ZGoldman workers to get £432,000 bonus after bumper profits
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Investment bank Goldman Sachs sparks fresh outrage over City pay when it revealed that its staff are in line for salary and bonus payouts averaging £432,0002009-10-15T11:26:24ZGoldman busts profits forecasts but Citi struggles
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Goldman Sachs, the world's most profitable investment bank, smashed Wall Street's forecasts for its third-quarter earnings with huge profits made from trading and holding investments on its own books2009-10-15T12:58:47ZJPMorgan’s London head slams ‘greed’ of bankers
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One of the most senior investment bankers in London has weighed in on the controversy over pay in the industry, attacking City and Wall Street employees as “greedy” and “inept”2009-09-28T08:09:34ZBlankfein calls for re-think of bonuses
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Outsize banker bonuses came under fire from an unlikely source today — the chief executive of Goldman Sachs2009-09-09T12:32:11ZA Budget carrot turns out rotten
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No sooner do we have the flop that is the national apprenticeship scheme, fronted by Lord Sugar, than comes news of another failed Government initiative2009-08-24T05:42:40ZCity Spy: Cobra boss and a tear-jerking tale
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IT’S not often that City Spy is reduced to tears but Lord Bilimoria’s travails after putting his Cobra Beer business into a pre-pack administration (the brewer has been sold to Molson Coors, Bilimoria keeps 49.9% and most of the creditors who are owed £71 million are out of pocket), provoke great waves of sympathy2009-08-18T06:29:21ZPaulson calls to Blankfein before government bailout
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Former US Treasury Secretary Hank Paulson spoke to Goldman Sachs’ chief executive, Lloyd Blankfein, two dozen times in the week last September when insurer American International Group, Goldman’s trading partner, was bailed out with government funds2009-08-10T07:16:22ZGoldman Sachs is making daily profits of $100m
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Goldman Sachs traders in London and New York made a daily profit of more than $100million (£58.8 million) on an astonishing 46 days during the past quarter2009-08-05T13:22:22ZBaroness Scotland changes her tune...
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Raised eyebrows in the Treasury at the interview with Baroness Scotland, the attorney-general, in the Financial Times. She is keen to get across just how determined she is to crack down on financial crime ...2009-08-05T06:43:04ZCity Spy: For Carter's pal, no wheat - just chaff
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What do government ministers do with their time? It's a moot question, given the state the country is in, but some clue comes from the exchange of emails between the recently departed communications minister Lord Carter and his former employer, Brunswick2009-07-23T06:26:43ZGoldman staff in line for average £430,000 payout
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Goldman Sachs is on course to hand staff $20 billion in pay and bonuses this year, a record $700,000 (£430,000) per employee2009-07-02T08:12:28ZPost-crisis bankin' just got a whole lot 'funner'
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Strange noises are emanating from America's banking industry as it undergoes its post-crisis makeover. Wall Street's titans are rejoicing at repaying the money lent to them by the government at the height of the crisis late last year2009-06-11T06:43:21ZGoldman paves the way for return of mega bonuses
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Banks are poised to start handing out multi-million-pound bonuses despite claims that excessive pay helped to fuel the global financial crisis2009-04-14T13:38:34ZGoldman boss says public are 'angry'
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<strong>Banking: </strong> Goldman Sachs chief Lloyd Blankfein is the latest leader of a major financial firm to acknowledge the growing public loathing of bankers2009-02-11T09:15:07ZBank boss: We deserve bonus
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The head of Barclays has defended the bank’s decision to pay hundreds of millions of pounds in bonuses2009-02-09T09:27:45ZBonus shock at Morgan Stanley after $2.2bn loss
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Into the red for just the second time in 20 years, bank pledged to take back payments from staff if they do anything wrong2008-12-17T15:38:36ZGoldman hit by a $2.12bn loss and cuts staff bonus
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<strong>Banking:</strong> Goldman Sachs crashed to its first quarterly loss as a public company and slashed bonus payments for staff2008-12-16T14:50:34ZThey bought a dream, he Madoff with their money
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One of the enduring myths about money management is that it should be complicated. Bernard Madoff, the 70-year-old twisted genius behind what may be the biggest investment scam ever, played up to this notion brilliantly2008-12-16T11:46:53ZThe City faces up to a new age of moral capitalism
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The decision by top banking executives not to take their bonuses could signal the end of ‘greed is good’ and herald a kinder, caring era2008-11-21T09:47:03ZCity is biggest recession victim as new cull looms
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<strong>Credit crunch:</strong> The City faces more grim news this week as it emerged that JPMorgan is drawing up plans to cut thousands of jobs across its global operations from the beginning of next year2008-11-17T08:54:36ZGoldman chiefs must keep 90 per cent of their shares
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Goldman Sachs' top four executives will have to hold on to 90% of the shares they own in the firm as part of the deal to raise money from Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway2008-10-03T09:23:48ZThe options: Defy the doomsayers or head for the East?
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2008-09-18T13:11:30ZGoldman slides 70% to £454m
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Goldman Sachs belatedly joins the melée in the financial markets, reporting a 70% slump in profits2008-09-16T15:34:29ZWorst house prices fall for 18 years
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The property market faces a full-scale collapse with house prices tumbling by more than 10 per cent a year for the first time since 19902008-08-28T07:47:44ZPay and profits cut at crunch-hit Goldman
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Workers at the bank have taken a pay cut of 18% in the last 12 months, down to an average of £73,6112008-06-17T15:45:31ZPay and profits cut at crunch-hit Goldman
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Workers at the bank have taken a pay cut of 18% in the last 12 months, down to an average of £73,6112008-06-17T15:38:55Z