I am incensed that no CEO of a major corporation who is alleged to have contributed to the Great Recession has been pursued criminally. All of us have read and heard the phrase, "Too big to fail." I have suggested an add-on: "Too big to jail."
Is Goldman Sachs' Facebook deal worthy of SEC scrutiny? The New Yorker's John Cassidy yesterday reacted to the news of the deal paging SEC chief Mar...
Next is the more disturbing question: Did the S.E.C. let Goldman off too easy? As has been widely noted, the $550 million settlement, which has been a...
June 10 (Bloomberg) -- Goldman Sachs Group Inc.'s $2 billion Hudson Mezzanine collateralized debt obligation, sold in 2006, is the target of a probe b...
If history is any guide, Blankfein may not go tomorrow, or even next month, but sometime in 2011, Blankfein will at the very least no longer be chairman of Goldman, and may also be forced out of the firm altogether.
The Securities and Exchange Commission announced today that it has reached a settlement agreement with Goldman Sachs over the sale and marketing contr...
Charlie Gasparino of Fox Business Network is reporting that the SEC's highly publicized civil fraud charges against Goldman Sachs are likely to be set...
BOSTON (AP) -- Senior executives of Goldman Sachs Group Inc. are likely to be ousted because of their "ineptitude" in responding to government allegat...
In a blitz of apparent damage control, Goldman Sachs CEO Lloyd Blankfein has been making a round of media appearances, including a recent visit with B...
Sen. Carl Levin, chairman of the Senate Permanent Subcommittee came out swinging on Tuesday, tearing into Goldman Sachs executives about whether their...
Once dubbed "the master of the quip" by the New York Times, Lloyd Blankfein has made more than a few headlines with his penchant for one-liners.
The ...
Despite the civil fraud charges brought by the Securities and Exchange Commission and the apparent damage to his bank's reputation, Goldman Sachs CEO ...
The securities fraud case against Goldman Sachs is a powerful reminder that the financial crisis responsible for millions of lost jobs and lost homes ...
Democrats in the House are pressing the Justice Department to pursue a full-scale criminal investigation of Goldman Sachs, the bank hit last week with...
The Goldman Sachs lawsuit is like catnip to financial reporters and their editors -- not just due to the dramatic intrigue of the scandal but because ...
As has been widely reported, Goldman Sachs was charged Friday by the Securities and Exchange Commission with defrauding investors in the sale of secur...
The SEC chose to charge Goldman Sachs with something that's not only illegal, but resonates easily with Main Street as also being unethical. This is a welcome sign -- a charge that at least tries to re-unite the legal and the ethical.
The government has accused Goldman Sachs of defrauding investors by failing to disclose conflicts of interest in mortgage investments it sold as the h...
Goldman Sachs defrauded investors by failing to disclose a conflict of interest on mortgage investments it sold as the housing market went sour, accor...
How times flies! Almost a year ago, we reported on Goldman Sachs's close ties to the government, highlighting the firm's long tradition of executives ...
As a professional who spent nearly a decade in the fixed income division at Goldman Sachs in both New York and London, it pains me to watch the firm get dragged through the mud.