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Goldman Sachs & Co. (GS) is in the Financial Services Industry
- Revenue
- Nov 30 2007
- $87.9B
- Profit
- Nov 30 2007
- $11.5B
- Market Cap
- May 14 2008
- $74.9B
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Oil Hits Record Near $128
By Richard Valdmanis NEW YORK (Reuters UK) - Oil shot to a record high near $128 a barrel on Friday as a bullish price forecast from investment bank Goldman Sachs drowned out an offer of more supply from OPEC kingpin Saudi Arabia. U.S. crude settled up...
Finmeccanica to Buy DRS For $5.2 Billion
By Paolo Biondi and Robin Pomeroy ROME (Reuters) - Italy's Finmeccanica SpA SIFI reached a $5.2 billion deal to buy DRS Technologies Inc. DRS securing itself a bigger presence in the growing U.S. defense market which accounts for half the world's military spending....
Clear Channel in Settlement Talks, Trial Delayed
By Megan Davies and Leslie Gevirtz NEW YORK (Reuters) - Talks are underway to settle a dispute over financing the $20 billion leveraged buyout of U.S. radio operator Clear Channel Communications Inc CCU, the company said in a statement on Monday. A trial...
Morgan Stanley Raises Billions For Infrastructure
By Aarthi Sivaraman and Mathieu Robbins NEW YORK/LONDON (Reuters) - Morgan Stanley MS and a fund set up by General Electric GE and Credit Suisse CSGN said on Monday they had collectively raised almost $10 billion for funds to invest in infrastructure. Morgan...
Circuit City opens books to Blockbuster and Icahn
Circuit City will let Blockbuster conduct due diligence for a possible takeover deal, having received a letter of commitment from the rental giant's largest shareholder, US billionaire Carl Icahn. In the letter, Icahn writes he is ready to buy the electronics retailer in case Blockbuster fails to raise sufficient...
Tide May Be Turning For Dollar
By Natsuko Waki LONDON (Reuters UK) - The tide may be turning at last for the U.S. dollar after seven years of decline as policymakers recognise the inflationary threat of an endlessly weakening greenback, whose losses have driven up oil and commodity prices. Speeches this...
Circuit City to Open Its Books to Blockbuster
By Karen Jacobs ATLANTA (Reuters) - Circuit City Stores Inc CC on Friday reversed course and said it would open its books to suitor Blockbuster Inc BBI and the movie-rental company's largest shareholder, billionaire investor Carl Icahn. The electronics chain also said Goldman...
iCrossing raises USD15m and hires Disney exec
US digital marketing firm iCrossing has raised USD15m in a Series F funding round from undisclosed investors, says peHUB. The Arizona-based company says USD1.4m of the money will fund an acquisition. This is likely to be its purchase of German rival 3GNet - now iCrossing Germany - last month,...
Merrill's Thain: Credit Crisis Easing
By Rina Chandran MUMBAI (Reuters) - The U.S. credit crisis is easing and the risk in its housing market is dramatically lower now, but economic growth will remain under pressure over the next year, the chief executive of Merrill Lynch & Co Inc...
"Super-spike" Could Lift Oil to $200: Goldman
LONDON (Reuters) - Oil could shoot up to $200 within the next two years as part of a "super-spike" driven by poor growth in oil supplies, investment bank Goldman Sachs GS said in a research note. "We believe the current energy crisis may...
ICBC Q1 Profit Surges; Takes Further Subprime Hit
By Kennix Chim HONG KONG (Reuters) - Industrial and Commercial Bank of China , the world's biggest bank by market value, posted a 77 percent jump in first-quarter profit on Tuesday and booked a further $58 million worth of provisions for...
Mars and Buffett Buying Wrigley For $23 Billion
By Brad Dorfman CHICAGO (Reuters UK) - M&M's candy maker Mars Inc has teamed up with billionaire Warren Buffett to buy the No. 1 chewing gum manufacturer Wm Wrigley Jr Co WWY for $23 billion (11.55 billion pounds), creating the world's largest confectionery company. The...
Mars, Buffett Buying Wrigley For $23 Billion
By Brad Dorfman CHICAGO (Reuters) - M&M's candy maker Mars Inc has teamed up with billionaire Warren Buffett to buy the No. 1 chewing gum manufacturer Wm Wrigley Jr Co WWY for $23 billion, creating the world's largest confectionery company. The deal, announced...
Merrill Lynch Hires Montag to Head Global Trading
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Merrill Lynch & Co Inc MER said it hired Thomas Montag, former co-head of global securities trading at Goldman Sachs Group Inc GS, as Chief Executive John Thain looks to new talent to turn around the largest ...
Japan's Matsushita, Sanyo Reportedly in Tie-up Plan
TOKYO (Reuters) - Panasonic maker Matsushita Electric Industrial Co and Sanyo Electric Co may tie up in the first reorganisation move among Japan's top electronics makers, the Yomiuri newspaper reported on Monday, but the two companies quickly rejected the...
Merrill, Other Banks Tap Debt Markets After Losses
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Investment banks including Merrill Lynch & Co MER, UBS UBSN and Wachovia Corp WB sold more than $13 billion in new debt on Tuesday in a move to shore up their balance sheets. Financial firms "posted losses which eroded...
Samurai Bonds Flourish in Global Funding Shortage
By Rika Otsuka TOKYO (Reuters) - Major banks have rushed to tap Japan's investors as the global credit crisis made lenders wary elsewhere and more banks are expected to take advantage so long as U.S. and European markets are under strain. The Royal...
L&G Sees Pension Buyout Market Soaring in 2008
LONDON (Reuters UK) - Legal & General LGEN expects the market for transferring the pension liabilities of firms to insurers to more than double in 2008 from last year, as momentum builds in the trillion-pound sector. The buyout market has expanded in the past two years...
RBS to Unveil Cash Call in Key Week For UK Banks
By Steve Slater and Clara Ferreira-Marques LONDON (Reuters) - Royal Bank of Scotland RBS and its combative CEO Fred Goodwin are set to announce Europe's biggest-ever rights issue and over $10 billion of losses on investments this week, taking centre stage during a...
RBS Set to Announce Rights Issue
By Steve Slater and Clara Ferreira-Marques LONDON (Reuters UK) - Royal Bank of Scotland RBS and its combative CEO Fred Goodwin are set to announce Europe's biggest-ever rights issue and over $10 billion (5 billion pounds) of losses on investments this week, taking centre stage ...
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- Incorporated: 1989
- CEO: Mr. Lloyd C. Blankfein
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Goldman Sachs & Co. Company Info
Board of Directors
Mr. Lloyd C. Blankfein
Chairman
Ms. Lois D. Juliber
Mr. Edward M. Liddy
Dr. Ruth J. Simmons
Mr. Jon Winkelried
Mr. John S. Weinberg
Vice-Chairman
Mr. John H. Bryan
Mr. Gary D. Cohn
Mr. Claes Dahlbäck
Mr. Stephen Friedman
Mr. William W. George
Mr. Rajat K. Gupta
Mr. James A. Johnson
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New York, NY
212 902-1000
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