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US At "Very, Very High Risk" Of Recession: Goldman Sachs Chairman
Goldman Sachs Senior Chairman Lloyd Blankfein urged companies and consumers to gird for a US recession, saying it's a "very, very high risk."
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Goldman Sachs Names New CEO As It Targets Main Street Growth
Goldman Sachs named David Solomon as its new chief executive Tuesday, implementing a much-telegraphed succession plan as it expands beyond its Wall Street roots to the broader consumer market. The prestigious investment bank said Solomon, 56, will move from president to the top executive job on October 1, succeeding longtime chief Lloyd Blankfein, ...
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Goldman Sachs CEO's Deputy, 56, Can't Stop DJing At Nightclubs
David Solomon, soon to be the sole No. 2 to Goldman Sachs Group Inc's Chief Executive Officer Lloyd Blankfein, still finds time to pursue a beloved hobby: spinning records at big-city nightclubs under the handle DJ D-Sol.
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Trump's Immigration Curbs Draws 'Unprecedented' Reaction From US Corporate Bosses
The top leaders of some of the world's biggest companies have been quick to denounce President Donald Trump's temporary immigration ban, calling it un-American and bad for business.
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Goldman CEO Says Still Unclear On Brexit Relocation Plans: Report
On Wednesday, German newspaper Handelsblatt said the bank is considering moving 1,000 jobs to Frankfurt to deal with Britain's exit from the European Union.
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Goldman CEO Blankfein Says Has 'Highly Curable' Form of Lymphoma
Treatment will include chemotherapy over the next several months in New York, Blankfein said in a statement on the bank's website.
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Apple Chief's Decision to Come Out 'Will Resonate'
Lloyd Blankfein, CEO of Goldman Sachs, put it, "Something has consequences because of who does it, and this is Tim Cook and Apple. This will resonate powerfully."
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PM Modi Woos American Corporates, Promises Tax Stability
Making a strong pitch to attract investments into India, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday assured top American corporate honchos of tax stability and a friendlier business environment in the country.
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PM Modi's US Breakfast Meet: Goldman Eager to Participate in India Growth Story
Financial services giant Goldman Sachs has said it is eager to participate in India's growth story as its CEO Lloyd Blankfein met Prime Minister Narendra Modi and described him as a "charismatic leader" on Monday.
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Goldman Sachs Says Eager to Participate in India Growth Story
Financial services giant Goldman Sachs today said it is eager to participate in India's growth story, as its CEO Lloyd Blankfein met Prime Minister Narendra Modi and described him as a "charismatic leader".
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PM Modi's US Breakfast Meet: American Corporates Keen on India Opportunities
Bullish on opportunities in India, top US corporates including Boeing, IBM and BlackRock on Monday expressed their keenness to strengthen engagements with the country during their meetings with Prime Minister Narendra Modi who promised a friendlier business environment.
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Why PM Modi is Meeting Global CEOs in US Today
Prime Minister Narendra Modi is meeting heads of 11 top US companies over breakfast after which he is scheduled to have one-on-one meetings of 15 to 20 minutes each with six CEO. They are - James McNerney who heads Boeing, Henry Kravis of KKR, Laurence D. Fink of BlackRock, Virginia Rometty of IBM, Jeffrey R. Immelt, who helms General Electric, and...
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Ashok Varadhan appointed co-head of Goldman Sachs' securities
Mr Varadhan, 41, is currently the head of macro trading in Goldman's Securities Division and will join Isabelle Ealet and Pablo Salame as co-head of the Securities Division.
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Goldman Sachs vice chairman Evans to retire by year-end: report
Goldman Sachs Group Inc vice chairman J Michael Evans will retire from his position at the end of the year and become a senior director, according to an internal memo viewed by Reuters.
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Will achieve our ambitious economic agenda by elections: FM
Finance Minister P Chidambaram has assured global investors that their concerns over India's economy will be put to rest and the government will achieve its "ambitious economic agenda" by next year's Lok Sabha elections.
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US At "Very, Very High Risk" Of Recession: Goldman Sachs Chairman
Goldman Sachs Senior Chairman Lloyd Blankfein urged companies and consumers to gird for a US recession, saying it's a "very, very high risk."
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Goldman Sachs Names New CEO As It Targets Main Street Growth
Goldman Sachs named David Solomon as its new chief executive Tuesday, implementing a much-telegraphed succession plan as it expands beyond its Wall Street roots to the broader consumer market. The prestigious investment bank said Solomon, 56, will move from president to the top executive job on October 1, succeeding longtime chief Lloyd Blankfein, ...
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Goldman Sachs CEO's Deputy, 56, Can't Stop DJing At Nightclubs
David Solomon, soon to be the sole No. 2 to Goldman Sachs Group Inc's Chief Executive Officer Lloyd Blankfein, still finds time to pursue a beloved hobby: spinning records at big-city nightclubs under the handle DJ D-Sol.
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Trump's Immigration Curbs Draws 'Unprecedented' Reaction From US Corporate Bosses
The top leaders of some of the world's biggest companies have been quick to denounce President Donald Trump's temporary immigration ban, calling it un-American and bad for business.
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Goldman CEO Says Still Unclear On Brexit Relocation Plans: Report
On Wednesday, German newspaper Handelsblatt said the bank is considering moving 1,000 jobs to Frankfurt to deal with Britain's exit from the European Union.
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Goldman CEO Blankfein Says Has 'Highly Curable' Form of Lymphoma
Treatment will include chemotherapy over the next several months in New York, Blankfein said in a statement on the bank's website.
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Apple Chief's Decision to Come Out 'Will Resonate'
Lloyd Blankfein, CEO of Goldman Sachs, put it, "Something has consequences because of who does it, and this is Tim Cook and Apple. This will resonate powerfully."
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PM Modi Woos American Corporates, Promises Tax Stability
Making a strong pitch to attract investments into India, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday assured top American corporate honchos of tax stability and a friendlier business environment in the country.
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PM Modi's US Breakfast Meet: Goldman Eager to Participate in India Growth Story
Financial services giant Goldman Sachs has said it is eager to participate in India's growth story as its CEO Lloyd Blankfein met Prime Minister Narendra Modi and described him as a "charismatic leader" on Monday.
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Goldman Sachs Says Eager to Participate in India Growth Story
Financial services giant Goldman Sachs today said it is eager to participate in India's growth story, as its CEO Lloyd Blankfein met Prime Minister Narendra Modi and described him as a "charismatic leader".
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PM Modi's US Breakfast Meet: American Corporates Keen on India Opportunities
Bullish on opportunities in India, top US corporates including Boeing, IBM and BlackRock on Monday expressed their keenness to strengthen engagements with the country during their meetings with Prime Minister Narendra Modi who promised a friendlier business environment.
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Why PM Modi is Meeting Global CEOs in US Today
Prime Minister Narendra Modi is meeting heads of 11 top US companies over breakfast after which he is scheduled to have one-on-one meetings of 15 to 20 minutes each with six CEO. They are - James McNerney who heads Boeing, Henry Kravis of KKR, Laurence D. Fink of BlackRock, Virginia Rometty of IBM, Jeffrey R. Immelt, who helms General Electric, and...
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Ashok Varadhan appointed co-head of Goldman Sachs' securities
Mr Varadhan, 41, is currently the head of macro trading in Goldman's Securities Division and will join Isabelle Ealet and Pablo Salame as co-head of the Securities Division.
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Goldman Sachs vice chairman Evans to retire by year-end: report
Goldman Sachs Group Inc vice chairman J Michael Evans will retire from his position at the end of the year and become a senior director, according to an internal memo viewed by Reuters.
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Will achieve our ambitious economic agenda by elections: FM
Finance Minister P Chidambaram has assured global investors that their concerns over India's economy will be put to rest and the government will achieve its "ambitious economic agenda" by next year's Lok Sabha elections.
