Goldman Sachs Responds To The New York Times
Did Goldman Sachs dissemble and equivocate in its responses to the New York Times?
Did Goldman Sachs dissemble and equivocate in its responses to the New York Times?
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The current lesson for the commercial banks is that if they want to survive, they should not do any of the things -- such as increase lending -- that the Treasury is trying to get them to do.
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The longer this goes on, the more absurd it is becoming. Hank Paulson may know what he is doing. He may have insight that is lost on the rest of us. ...
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The problem seems straightforward. After the AIG collapse, how does one institution trust its exposure to another?
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Former Texas senator Phil Gramm is McCain's economic brain, and the current economic crisis is not the first one made possible by Gramm's sneaky commodity futures act of 2000.
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