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India's real GDP growth in the financial year 2010-11 is likely to be 8.2 per cent, on the back of acceleration in domestic demand, especially infrastructure-led investment, Goldman Sachs said in a report. "We forecast real GDP to grow by 8.2 per cent...
Tags: Goldman Sachs, India, Mumbai, Interest rates, Derivatives, Official bank rate, Business Finance, Repurchase agreement, Gross domestic product
parent of American Airlines, were up 5.82 percent at $7.27 on the New York Stock Exchange. The Arca airline index .XAL was up 4.47 percent. The economy shed 11,000 jobs in November while the unemployment rate dropped to 10 percent, a government report...
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Texan who was, according to Forbes, a billionaire until this year, scored high in chutzpah in 2009. He and his co-defendants allegedly sold $7 billion worth of certificates of deposit through his Stanford International Bank and misappropriated most of...
Tags: R. Allen Stanford, chief executive, Stanford International Bank, Bank of America, Merrill Lynch, SEC, New York City, Goldman Sachs, Edward M. Liddy, American International Group, Primary dealers, Business Finance, Lloyd Blankfein, John Thain
A senior Chinese official criticized foreign banks for selling derivatives with "fraudulent characteristics" that led to heavy losses for state-owned airlines and other companies. "Some international investment banks are the biggest villains," said Li...
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Hoping to staunch public anger over annual bonuses, Goldman Sachs ( GS ) will likely pay top executives in stock instead of cash, The Financial Times reported. Executives, including company chief executive Lloyd Blankfein, could be awarded their 2009...
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The United States may be emerging from recession but some firms are canceling holiday parties for a second year in a row and others are bragging about having fun on the cheap. With one in 10 U.S. workers unemployed and the prospect of a double-dip recession...
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Surprisingly good news on the employment front afforded President Barack Obama the chance to crow about his administration's achievements during a visit to the Lehigh Valley yesterday. "The unemployment rate ticked down instead of up," Mr. Obama told...
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As Goldman rounds out a hugely profitable 2009, that question hangs over the bank and, indeed, all of Wall Street. How much Mr. Blankfein, Goldman’s chairman and chief executive, is paid this year will set a benchmark for the entire financial industry.
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Goldman Sachs expects oil prices to rise to an average $90 a barrel next year, before increasing to $110 in 2011, as strong growth in emerging economies boosts demand...Goldman expects oil prices to rise to $110 a barrel in 2011 as supplies are drawn...
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Wall Street's banks are raking billions once more, the global economy is sputtering back to life and the chances of wresting control of our destinies from unfettered finance recede with each incremental improvement. Andrew Ross Sorkin wants Too Big To...
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