Gary Cohn

Many of the skeptics took the opportunity to speculate freely about this unassuming Greg Smith figure -- even the name has a kind of Goldmanite uniformity -- and his motivations, often to his detriment. Why did he do it?

Goldman Sachs writes the "vast majority of people at Goldman" -- people paid by them -- have a different view than Greg Smith. To 'support" an argument with this type of biased data is the statistical equivalent of cheating at cards.

Dressed down in shirt sleeves and scuffed loafers, he doesn't seem so much like the Devil, as Don Imus has taken to calling him, than someone you migh...

The real subject of any story about a bubble is how the conventional wisdom continues to justify facts swinging further and further from reality. Why did so many fail to recognize what the few saw?

BOSTON (AP) -- Senior executives of Goldman Sachs Group Inc. are likely to be ousted because of their "ineptitude" in responding to government allegat...

Ever since the Securities and Exchange Commission charged Goldman with civil fraud over the packaging and sale of a subprime-mortgage linked security,...

Journalists got a brief chance Thursday to question Goldman Sachs CEO Lloyd Blankfein at President Obama's Wall Street reform speech in New York City,...

MONTREAL, June 10 (Reuters) - The president of Goldman Sachs Group Inc (GS.N) said on Thursday that there is "no indication" that the investment bank ...

New York Times scribe Andrew Ross Sorkin's much-anticipated book Too Big To Fail may be the closest we'll ever get to being a fly on the wall during l...

Goldman Sachs bankers are generally smooth, urbane, and on-message. But these days they're clearly flustered. Why else would Goldman president Gary Co...