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it began to block every trace of him from goldman sachs records. almost 100 years have passed a tried to interview the sec's family for this book. some profess they didn't even know they were related to the goldmans. others retreated them protestant rejecting judea's and along with their family tree. one grand niece living on the place had such ill will against him reasons he kept a scrapbook of clippings chronicling the tidbits of his daily life from the over-the-top wages he paid is domestic to the amount he paid for the yacht he devah albert einstein on his 50th birthday. she also referred to the siting of henry marching in a program and prayed at the beginning of world war i which he was unable to substantiate. and naturally henry was surprisingly relieved to be released from the pandora's box of the office and spend his time on other interests dear to his heart. he began to indulge a passion for assembling what was arguably one of the finest small collections of renaissance in the country. unlike the collectors of today he had no interest in bu
it began to block every trace of him from goldman sachs records. almost 100 years have passed a tried to interview the sec's family for this book. some profess they didn't even know they were related to the goldmans. others retreated them protestant rejecting judea's and along with their family tree. one grand niece living on the place had such ill will against him reasons he kept a scrapbook of clippings chronicling the tidbits of his daily life from the over-the-top wages he paid is domestic...
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it looks like goldman sachs could soon be doing more business in russia. russian president dmitry medvedev met with goldman chief lloyd blankfein in moscow today. the topic-- goldman's possible participation in a direct investment fund aimed at attracting foreign capital to russia. in the past, investors stayed away from russia because of rampant government corruption and red tape. when it comes to education, states should pay more attention to productivity. so says tonight's commentator, jamie merisotis, president and c.e.o. of the lumina foundation. >> america is home to some of the most productive and successful businesses in the world. recent government data shows that u.s. productivity is at the highest level in many years. but one place where productivity is lagging is in the hallowed halls of our great colleges and universities. now, productivity may not be a word you automatically associate with higher education. and yet, productivity is consistent with the loftier goals of academia. higher education productivity is about making the system more effi
it looks like goldman sachs could soon be doing more business in russia. russian president dmitry medvedev met with goldman chief lloyd blankfein in moscow today. the topic-- goldman's possible participation in a direct investment fund aimed at attracting foreign capital to russia. in the past, investors stayed away from russia because of rampant government corruption and red tape. when it comes to education, states should pay more attention to productivity. so says tonight's commentator, jamie...
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>> goldman sachs is best of breed. the beftd talent, reaches global, and a lot of these mergers and acquisitions are cross border, emerging markets, and goldman can finance it and has a chance to do the deals. it's a great company to own for the long term. >> tom: you also like smaller investment bank, ever corps that's been at the heart of a few deals. e vx*f rx+f the ticker symbol. what's the catalyst? >> ever corps, evr. it's a smart investment bank boutique at the middle of mergers and acquisitions. a lot of people don't know about this company. you want to own the investment banks in general. these bankers are paid baseed on compensations on stock price. whether it's goldman sachs or j.p. morgan or ever corps. they're aligned with the xwloifees who do the transactions. >> tom: so they have skin in the game? >> that's for sure. >> tom: a lot of questions about citi, hillary. john wrote in saying "several weeks ago you recommended citi in part because of low stock price. given the 10 for 1 reverse split. are you stil
>> goldman sachs is best of breed. the beftd talent, reaches global, and a lot of these mergers and acquisitions are cross border, emerging markets, and goldman can finance it and has a chance to do the deals. it's a great company to own for the long term. >> tom: you also like smaller investment bank, ever corps that's been at the heart of a few deals. e vx*f rx+f the ticker symbol. what's the catalyst? >> ever corps, evr. it's a smart investment bank boutique at the middle...
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morgans and the goldman sachs they've committed financial terrorism around the world in egypt all over country struggling to break free and but primarily in the united states well this was a private contractor who made this report for the pentagon in two thousand and nine and so only just been released to the public and the guy's name is kevin d. freeman and he wrote this report called economic warfare responses and he reports that the three phased attack was planned and is in the process against the united states' economy but he says he says this could be coming from middle eastern states islamic terrorists hostile members of the chinese military or government in organized crime groups in russia venezuela or around so he's blaming somebody else and then he goes on to report this he says the new battle space is the economy we spend hundreds of billions of dollars on a weapon systems each year but a relatively small amount of money focused against our financial markets through leveraged derivatives or cyber efforts can result in trillions of dollars in losses and the perpetrators can re
morgans and the goldman sachs they've committed financial terrorism around the world in egypt all over country struggling to break free and but primarily in the united states well this was a private contractor who made this report for the pentagon in two thousand and nine and so only just been released to the public and the guy's name is kevin d. freeman and he wrote this report called economic warfare responses and he reports that the three phased attack was planned and is in the process...
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warren buffett injected capital into goldman sachs at the height of the financial crisis. goldman today got the okay to buy out that investment, handing buffett a roughly 70% return on his investment. darren gersh, "nightly business report," washington. >> tom: the week ended with a day of gains for the major indices after a volatile week. let's get to tonight's market focus. this week was marked by nuclear fears in japan and more tension in libya, putting investors on edge. for the week, the dow industrials fell 1.5%. the gains today and yesterday were not enough to make up for the losses earlier in the week. the nasdaq dropped 2.7% from a week ago. the nasdaq remains in negative territory for the year. the s&p 500 fell 1.9%. consumer staple stocks were the biggest drag on the index this week. leading the sector gains today, financials. this e.t.f. bounced more than 1% with volume triple its normal pace. big banks took the lead after the federal reserve gave many of them its blessing to hike dividends and start stock buy- backs. as darren reported earlier, j.p. morgan was
warren buffett injected capital into goldman sachs at the height of the financial crisis. goldman today got the okay to buy out that investment, handing buffett a roughly 70% return on his investment. darren gersh, "nightly business report," washington. >> tom: the week ended with a day of gains for the major indices after a volatile week. let's get to tonight's market focus. this week was marked by nuclear fears in japan and more tension in libya, putting investors on edge. for...
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morgan chase goldman sachs and morgan stanley paid on average about eleven percent in taxes on their massive profits well below the thirty five percent corporate tax rate that's billions and wants revenue for the federal government so what could we the people do with some of that extra cash especially with our budget deficit here offer some answers reporter and water extraordinary at think progress said welcome back to the program thanks for having me tom thanks for being with us. we're still average americans most people are still in the throes of the bush i call i'm sorry called the bush depression it's just you know it's just. how are the banks to the banks are doing great banks are even better in some ways as he said the last six mega banks in this country paid about eleven percent rate and bank of america in particular in two thousand and i didn't pay anything at all but you could profitable their extreme lee profitable i mean their executive executives are still getting away with highway robbery and they're exploiting our tax code and paying their taxes while you and i are cont
morgan chase goldman sachs and morgan stanley paid on average about eleven percent in taxes on their massive profits well below the thirty five percent corporate tax rate that's billions and wants revenue for the federal government so what could we the people do with some of that extra cash especially with our budget deficit here offer some answers reporter and water extraordinary at think progress said welcome back to the program thanks for having me tom thanks for being with us. we're still...
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worthless virtual vegetables on worthless farmville part of worthless baseball which of course goldman sachs is taking public for fifty billion or more based on people voluntarily checking themselves into a casino glegg state known as goldman farmville well judge philip wausau in making his decision said it is a considerable aggravating feature that someone hacks into systems in this way when so much business and personal finance is done using electronic means therefore the sensors hastert reflect on public confidence and security systems an online business. but someone reaches security in this way and he's completely wrong look at the constitution look at what thomas jefferson had to say i believe it's an article seventeen referring to copy rights they should be of limited term unlimited value this is a copyright issue and of course the digital millennium copyright act the patriot act all these guys who are destroying the intellectual property of the united states and the global economy using fake virtual currency that they're copying infinitely are challenging those who actually want to ha
worthless virtual vegetables on worthless farmville part of worthless baseball which of course goldman sachs is taking public for fifty billion or more based on people voluntarily checking themselves into a casino glegg state known as goldman farmville well judge philip wausau in making his decision said it is a considerable aggravating feature that someone hacks into systems in this way when so much business and personal finance is done using electronic means therefore the sensors hastert...
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goldman sachs, i know that there's a critique on goldman sachs, but you can't discount the objective assessment of them saying that in the c.r. that was passed a week ago 700,000 to 800,000 jobs would be lost. mark zahndy was the economist and advisor to john mccain. i'm not sure what politics he has, but he is not in a political office today. and he provides us with an independent assessment that the c.r. that we voted on, which the senate would not agree to, would cost us 800,000 jobs. this document will go nowhere. unfortunately the $4 billion that is cut out of here and a litany of other unfortunate cuts is only temporary. i want to live to fight another day. we all want to be able to respond to the needs of this country and deficit reduction and a fair budget. but we could have had a clean c.r., and we would have reasonably sat down and made right decisions. most economists have said that cutting the government in the middle of a budget year is an infection. the fiscal bipartisan commission said project to 2012 and 2013. don't cut 2011. it's important for the american people to
goldman sachs, i know that there's a critique on goldman sachs, but you can't discount the objective assessment of them saying that in the c.r. that was passed a week ago 700,000 to 800,000 jobs would be lost. mark zahndy was the economist and advisor to john mccain. i'm not sure what politics he has, but he is not in a political office today. and he provides us with an independent assessment that the c.r. that we voted on, which the senate would not agree to, would cost us 800,000 jobs. this...
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still, goldman sachs calls the quarter a "setback." also turning in results was cruise ship operator carnival-- again, no surprise. but its current year outlook was less than anticipated. and that disappointment hurt. shares dropped 4.5%, the second worst in the s&p 500. this is the past 180 sessions. as oil prices have rallied, shares have fallen almost 20%. competitor royal caribbean slipped in tandem with carnival, off almost 4% as volume doubled. helping limit some of the market losses-- medical device maker st. jude. shares jumped 6% to a new 52- week high. j.p. morgan calls a new heart defibrillator cable the most important new device in almost ten years. the analyst thinks st. jude will gain market share from competitors. those competitors include boston scientific, which fell 4%. and medtronic was off 1%. after getting slammed yesterday, telecom led the sector gainers thanks to cellular tower company american tower. this is the past 90 sessions. the stock bounced 4.5% after falling yesterday over worries about less business sho
still, goldman sachs calls the quarter a "setback." also turning in results was cruise ship operator carnival-- again, no surprise. but its current year outlook was less than anticipated. and that disappointment hurt. shares dropped 4.5%, the second worst in the s&p 500. this is the past 180 sessions. as oil prices have rallied, shares have fallen almost 20%. competitor royal caribbean slipped in tandem with carnival, off almost 4% as volume doubled. helping limit some of the...
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goldman sachs dropped to a new multi-month low with today's 2% fall. it takes goldman back to prices last seen in december. goldman along with citi were downgraded by the banking analyst at bank of america- merrill lynch over worries about weak first quarter earnings. here's the past 90 sessions for j.p. morgan. it fell 1% today, but this week, it was the worst dow industrial component, falling 2.5% since last friday. meantime, drug giant pfizer was the best dow stock this week. despite this fractional loss today, the stock was up 4% this week and hit a new 52-week high yesterday as big healthcare has staged a comeback. in fact, the healthcare sector was the best performing sector today. following-up on the employment services stocks we mentioned last night. some of the gains ahead of the jobs data did not hold. robert half, s.f.n. and manpower dropped by at least 1% each. online jobs site monster worldwide saw stiffer selling off more than 6%. this is the past 90 sessions. this drop in january came when monster missed earnings estimates and had a disap
goldman sachs dropped to a new multi-month low with today's 2% fall. it takes goldman back to prices last seen in december. goldman along with citi were downgraded by the banking analyst at bank of america- merrill lynch over worries about weak first quarter earnings. here's the past 90 sessions for j.p. morgan. it fell 1% today, but this week, it was the worst dow industrial component, falling 2.5% since last friday. meantime, drug giant pfizer was the best dow stock this week. despite this...
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they had all the need we thought that it was some balancing because yes he got big money from goldman sachs to get big money from wall street oligarchs then you get all this financial and spiritual and moral support for maybe people and a trade union movement so you would think there would be some counterbalancing and that's what we have yet to see in the two have years and of course right now it's just a preoccupied reelection dr west our poll came out just a few weeks ago indicating that confidence among americans are is that a thirty five year low that brings us to a card or era presidency i mention this because i know that you are planning an event for early april and you're calling on all americans to take part in this event from what i read is about empowering the people of this country to fight back against the corporate rule as you call it can you talk to me about this event that is actually led by my dear sister the very distinguished professor an activist of francis fox people and we would be a judge and memorial church two o'clock to the fifth would be and hundreds of schools wil
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of goldman sachs. rajaratnam's net worth is estimated at $1.5 billion, and he has spent an estimated $20 million on his defense, so far. his lawyers are expected to argue rajaratnam was simply doing thorough research in his role as a hedge fund manager. the trial is likely to last six to eight weeks. it is the government's highest profile attempt to crackdown on illegal trading on wall street. here's how u.s. attorney preet bharara put it when charges were announced at the end of 2009. >> it would be a mistake to think that this investigation is focused only, or even principally on, hedge funds. we have gone far beyond that. in fact, this investigation goes to the very heart of fair play in the business world. >> susie: joining us now with more analysis, steven feldman. he's a former u.s. attorney who worked in new york's securities fraud task force, and is now a white collar defense attorney at herrick, feinstein. >> hi, steven, nice to have you here with us. >> thank you, susan. >> susie: how strong
of goldman sachs. rajaratnam's net worth is estimated at $1.5 billion, and he has spent an estimated $20 million on his defense, so far. his lawyers are expected to argue rajaratnam was simply doing thorough research in his role as a hedge fund manager. the trial is likely to last six to eight weeks. it is the government's highest profile attempt to crackdown on illegal trading on wall street. here's how u.s. attorney preet bharara put it when charges were announced at the end of 2009. >>...
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has charged a former goldman sachs director with insider trading. rajat gupta is accused of leaking confidential information to the galleon group. galleon's founder raj rajaratnam is awaiting trial on securities fraud and conspiracy charges. now, investigators say gupta gave tips to rajaratnam about goldman, including berkshire hathaway's plans to take a $5 billion stake in the wall street firm. gupta's lawyers call the charges baseless. goldman sachs has not commented. >> tom: a corporation is not a person and doesn't have the same protections when it comes to the release of documents held by the government. that's the ruling today from the u.s. supreme court in a case involving at&t. the telecom giant wanted to prevent the release of thousands of company documents gathered during a f.c.c. investigation into billing practices. competitors sued under the freedom of information act to see those papers. a lower court ruled in favor of at&t. that was overturned today. >> susie: with the launch of a >> susie: with the launch of a new ipad expected tomor
has charged a former goldman sachs director with insider trading. rajat gupta is accused of leaking confidential information to the galleon group. galleon's founder raj rajaratnam is awaiting trial on securities fraud and conspiracy charges. now, investigators say gupta gave tips to rajaratnam about goldman, including berkshire hathaway's plans to take a $5 billion stake in the wall street firm. gupta's lawyers call the charges baseless. goldman sachs has not commented. >> tom: a...
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campaign contributions were coming from that's true it was clear and transparent and known that goldman sachs and other wall street banks were making very large political donations to obama but ordinary people gave a lot of money to yes so they had more than he thought it was some balancing because yes he got big money from goldman sachs to get big money from wall street oligarchs then you get all this financial and spiritual and moral support from everyday people and the trade union movement so you would think there would be some counterbalancing and that's what we have yet to see in the two have years and of course right now is just a priest preoccupied reelection doctoress our poll came out just a few weeks ago indicating that confidence among americans is out of thirty five year low that brings us to a carter era presidency i mention this because i know that you are planning an event for early april and you're calling our all americans to take part in this event from what i read is about empowering the people of this country to fight back against the corporate rule as you call it you talk
campaign contributions were coming from that's true it was clear and transparent and known that goldman sachs and other wall street banks were making very large political donations to obama but ordinary people gave a lot of money to yes so they had more than he thought it was some balancing because yes he got big money from goldman sachs to get big money from wall street oligarchs then you get all this financial and spiritual and moral support from everyday people and the trade union movement...
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joining me tonight, three remarkable women, dina powell at goldman sachs and behind the firm's initiative to help women with small businesses and management examination and zainab selbi and the organization helps survivors of war rebuild their lives and tina brown, editor and chief of the daily beast and news beat and hold a second summit next week. it will bring together female leaders from all walks of life and the world. here's a look at last year's conference. >> the rights of women after the 21st century, what civil rights were to the 20th century. >> this will be an amazing opportunity for all of us to learn through the powerful stories of women and some of the men working on some of the most serious challenges of the century. >> they did not expect a short woman not up uniform walking the prisons i think the message was this is a new way of life. >> for every place where women's lives have improved there are still too many where there has not been that progress. >> when we come together as a community and support each other it's amazing the things we can do. >> the said the name of
joining me tonight, three remarkable women, dina powell at goldman sachs and behind the firm's initiative to help women with small businesses and management examination and zainab selbi and the organization helps survivors of war rebuild their lives and tina brown, editor and chief of the daily beast and news beat and hold a second summit next week. it will bring together female leaders from all walks of life and the world. here's a look at last year's conference. >> the rights of women...
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morgan goldman sachs we have something like this. we call your money. sucker so the average net worth of billionaires on forbes billionaire list is now three point seven billion compared to three point five billion in two thousand and nine it dramatically increased at the top so carlos slim is still the richest man but his wealth in two thousand and ten increased by twenty billion for example but then steve forbes the guy who runs forbes magazine he says these are creators they're not plutocrats these are do or making things happen and when they do well we all do well when he's lying they're not creators they're not do or they're or clucked or kratz they're stealing money from the system it's like defending cancer saying that cancer is somehow beneficial to the host no cancer is destroying the host the top fortune or forbes list as a cancer destroying the host called the global economy and the global ecology it's the eco eco disaster in the u.s. ten percent of the people own about thirty percent of the nation's net worth that's up from thirty five perce
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i saw an article in the financial times last week with the goldman sachs analysis and we talked about here in the program where they were saying basically you know anywhere from a half a percent to two percent of increased unemployment loss or actually lose loss of g.d.p. or loss of growth rate and and that would of course translate into higher unemployment which would translate into a lot of really p.o. voters which might translate into brock obama not winning the presidency again is that the republican strategy it cynical take is yes high unemployment is a liability for president obama it's not for speaker boehner i don't think they really have the american labor market in their mind when they're approaching the federal budget. when mitch mcconnell. you know was asked what's what's the plan for the next two years he said to make obama one term president win back to two years and change ago when the republicans first came in and similar statements were made i believe by john boehner. and others basically effect their job particular the senate that their job was to what might have bee
i saw an article in the financial times last week with the goldman sachs analysis and we talked about here in the program where they were saying basically you know anywhere from a half a percent to two percent of increased unemployment loss or actually lose loss of g.d.p. or loss of growth rate and and that would of course translate into higher unemployment which would translate into a lot of really p.o. voters which might translate into brock obama not winning the presidency again is that the...