Sex And The Citigroup: Women Sue US Bank
15 October 2010 09:38
...against Citigroup which was subsequently dismissed for contract reasons. She says she will continue the case privately. Another bank, Goldman Sachs, is under fire from three female former employees who allege sexism. The bank says it is "without merit"....
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Exclusive: Shares Windfall At Goldman Sachs
1 October 2010 05:56
...to hand out the free shares in order to retain key staff, with several London-based partners of the bank having left earlier this year after seeing their compensation capped at £1m." Goldman Sachs refused to comment on Kleinman's exclusive story....
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N Korea's Kim Jong-Il Gives Son Top Role
27 September 2010 11:05
...state's economic and foreign polices were about to change. Goohoon Kwon, Korea economist and co-head of research at Goldman Sachs in Seoul, said: "Should the conference itself open the door for an orderly leadership change and in one way or another economic...
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HSBC Boss 'Threatens To Quit In Board Battle'
22 September 2010 09:29
...to see another chairman appointed over him, said the FT. He would be especially angered if the current favourite, former Goldman Sachs banker John Thornton, was given the role, according to the paper. Mr Green is to work for the Coalition Government Mr Green...
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26 October 2010 09:01
Community leaders speak at a 'Faces of LA's Foreclosure Crisis'' rally in Los Angeles,CA on October 26, 2010. US government banking agencies will publish preliminary findings of an investigation into a foreclosure debacle next month, the Federal Reserve chairman Ben Bernanke said Monday. The scandal spiraled into a major crisis in recent weeks after Bank of America, Ally's GMAC Mortgage unit, JPMorgan Chase and Goldman Sachs halted foreclosures to review paperwork after evidence surfaced that some documents were signed without a proper vetting, a practice called 'robo-signing.' Bank of America, the biggest US bank by assets, for the first time acknowledged finding some mistakes in foreclosure files as it prepares to resubmit documents in 102,000 cases to courts in 23 states. A week ago Bank of America announced it was lifting freezes on the foreclosure cases in the 23 states, insisting it had not found any flaws in their processing.
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Community leaders speak at a 'Faces of LA's Foreclosure Crisis'' rally in Los Angeles,CA on October 26, 2010. US government banking agencies will publish preliminary findings of an investigation into a foreclosure debacle next month, the Federal Reserve chairman Ben Bernanke said Monday. The scandal spiraled into a major crisis in recent weeks after Bank of America, Ally's GMAC Mortgage unit, JPMorgan Chase and Goldman Sachs halted foreclosures to review paperwork after evidence surfaced that some documents were signed without a proper vetting, a practice called 'robo-signing.' Bank of America, the biggest US bank by assets, for the first time acknowledged finding some mistakes in foreclosure files as it prepares to resubmit documents in 102,000 cases to courts in 23 states. A week ago Bank of America announced it was lifting freezes on the foreclosure cases in the 23 states, insisting it had not found any flaws in their processing.
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Esperanza Casco (C) who's home in Long Beach was recently foreclosed, speaks at a 'Faces of LA's Foreclosure Crisis'' rally in Los Angeles,CA on October 26, 2010. US government banking agencies will publish preliminary findings of an investigation into a foreclosure debacle next month, the Federal Reserve chairman Ben Bernanke said Monday. The scandal spiraled into a major crisis in recent weeks after Bank of America, Ally's GMAC Mortgage unit, JPMorgan Chase and Goldman Sachs halted foreclosures to review paperwork after evidence surfaced that some documents were signed without a proper vetting, a practice called 'robo-signing.' Bank of America, the biggest US bank by assets, for the first time acknowledged finding some mistakes in foreclosure files as it prepares to resubmit documents in 102,000 cases to courts in 23 states. A week ago Bank of America announced it was lifting freezes on the foreclosure cases in the 23 states, insisting it had not found any flaws in their processing.
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WASHINGTON - OCTOBER 04: (L-R) Chairman and CEO of Goldman Sachs Group Lloyd Blankfein introduces Editor at Large for Fortune magazine and Chair of the 'Most Powerful Women' Summit Pattie Sellers and Executive Director of AFCECO Andeisha Farid during the Fortune Most Powerful Women summit at Mandarin Oriental Hotel on October 4, 2010 in Washington, DC.
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Rossana Vazquez (R) who's home in Whittier was recently foreclosed, speaks at a 'Faces of LA's Foreclosure Crisis'' rally in Los Angeles,CA on October 26, 2010. US government banking agencies will publish preliminary findings of an investigation into a foreclosure debacle next month, the Federal Reserve chairman Ben Bernanke said Monday. The scandal spiraled into a major crisis in recent weeks after Bank of America, Ally's GMAC Mortgage unit, JPMorgan Chase and Goldman Sachs halted foreclosures to review paperwork after evidence surfaced that some documents were signed without a proper vetting, a practice called 'robo-signing.' Bank of America, the biggest US bank by assets, for the first time acknowledged finding some mistakes in foreclosure files as it prepares to resubmit documents in 102,000 cases to courts in 23 states. A week ago Bank of America announced it was lifting freezes on the foreclosure cases in the 23 states, insisting it had not found any flaws in their processing.
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Community leaders and homeowners who have lost their homes to foreclosure, protest at a 'Faces of LA's Foreclosure Crisis'' rally in Los Angeles,CA on October 26, 2010. US government banking agencies will publish preliminary findings of an investigation into a foreclosure debacle next month, the Federal Reserve chairman Ben Bernanke said Monday. The scandal spiraled into a major crisis in recent weeks after Bank of America, Ally's GMAC Mortgage unit, JPMorgan Chase and Goldman Sachs halted foreclosures to review paperwork after evidence surfaced that some documents were signed without a proper vetting, a practice called 'robo-signing.' Bank of America, the biggest US bank by assets, for the first time acknowledged finding some mistakes in foreclosure files as it prepares to resubmit documents in 102,000 cases to courts in 23 states. A week ago Bank of America announced it was lifting freezes on the foreclosure cases in the 23 states, insisting it had not found any flaws in their processing.
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Community leaders and homeowners who have lost their homes to foreclosure, protest at a 'Faces of LA's Foreclosure Crisis'' rally in Los Angeles,CA on October 26, 2010. US government banking agencies will publish preliminary findings of an investigation into a foreclosure debacle next month, the Federal Reserve chairman Ben Bernanke said Monday. The scandal spiraled into a major crisis in recent weeks after Bank of America, Ally's GMAC Mortgage unit, JPMorgan Chase and Goldman Sachs halted foreclosures to review paperwork after evidence surfaced that some documents were signed without a proper vetting, a practice called 'robo-signing.' Bank of America, the biggest US bank by assets, for the first time acknowledged finding some mistakes in foreclosure files as it prepares to resubmit documents in 102,000 cases to courts in 23 states. A week ago Bank of America announced it was lifting freezes on the foreclosure cases in the 23 states, insisting it had not found any flaws in their processing.
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Community leaders and homeowners who have lost their homes to foreclosure, protest at a 'Faces of LA's Foreclosure Crisis'' rally in Los Angeles,CA on October 26, 2010. US government banking agencies will publish preliminary findings of an investigation into a foreclosure debacle next month, the Federal Reserve chairman Ben Bernanke said Monday. The scandal spiraled into a major crisis in recent weeks after Bank of America, Ally's GMAC Mortgage unit, JPMorgan Chase and Goldman Sachs halted foreclosures to review paperwork after evidence surfaced that some documents were signed without a proper vetting, a practice called 'robo-signing.' Bank of America, the biggest US bank by assets, for the first time acknowledged finding some mistakes in foreclosure files as it prepares to resubmit documents in 102,000 cases to courts in 23 states. A week ago Bank of America announced it was lifting freezes on the foreclosure cases in the 23 states, insisting it had not found any flaws in their processing.
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Community leaders and homeowners who have lost their homes to foreclosure, protest at a 'Faces of LA's Foreclosure Crisis'' rally in Los Angeles,CA on October 26, 2010. US government banking agencies will publish preliminary findings of an investigation into a foreclosure debacle next month, the Federal Reserve chairman Ben Bernanke said Monday. The scandal spiraled into a major crisis in recent weeks after Bank of America, Ally's GMAC Mortgage unit, JPMorgan Chase and Goldman Sachs halted foreclosures to review paperwork after evidence surfaced that some documents were signed without a proper vetting, a practice called 'robo-signing.' Bank of America, the biggest US bank by assets, for the first time acknowledged finding some mistakes in foreclosure files as it prepares to resubmit documents in 102,000 cases to courts in 23 states. A week ago Bank of America announced it was lifting freezes on the foreclosure cases in the 23 states, insisting it had not found any flaws in their processing.
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Community leaders and homeowners who have lost their homes to foreclosure, protest at a 'Faces of LA's Foreclosure Crisis'' rally in Los Angeles,CA on October 26, 2010. US government banking agencies will publish preliminary findings of an investigation into a foreclosure debacle next month, the Federal Reserve chairman Ben Bernanke said Monday. The scandal spiraled into a major crisis in recent weeks after Bank of America, Ally's GMAC Mortgage unit, JPMorgan Chase and Goldman Sachs halted foreclosures to review paperwork after evidence surfaced that some documents were signed without a proper vetting, a practice called 'robo-signing.' Bank of America, the biggest US bank by assets, for the first time acknowledged finding some mistakes in foreclosure files as it prepares to resubmit documents in 102,000 cases to courts in 23 states. A week ago Bank of America announced it was lifting freezes on the foreclosure cases in the 23 states, insisting it had not found any flaws in their processing.
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WASHINGTON - OCTOBER 04: Chairman and CEO of Goldman Sachs Group Lloyd Blankfein attends the Fortune Most Powerful Women summit at Mandarin Oriental Hotel on October 4, 2010 in Washington, DC.
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WASHINGTON - OCTOBER 04: Chairman and CEO of Goldman Sachs Group Lloyd Blankfein attends the Fortune Most Powerful Women summit at Mandarin Oriental Hotel on October 4, 2010 in Washington, DC.
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WASHINGTON - OCTOBER 04: Chairman and CEO of Goldman Sachs Group Lloyd Blankfein attends the Fortune Most Powerful Women summit at Mandarin Oriental Hotel on October 4, 2010 in Washington, DC.
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WASHINGTON - OCTOBER 04: Chairman and CEO of Goldman Sachs Group Lloyd Blankfein attends the Fortune Most Powerful Women summit at Mandarin Oriental Hotel on October 4, 2010 in Washington, DC.
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WASHINGTON - OCTOBER 04: Chairman and CEO of Goldman Sachs Group Lloyd Blankfein attends the Fortune Most Powerful Women summit at Mandarin Oriental Hotel on October 4, 2010 in Washington, DC.
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WASHINGTON - OCTOBER 04: Chairman and CEO of Goldman Sachs Group Lloyd Blankfein attends the Fortune Most Powerful Women summit at Mandarin Oriental Hotel on October 4, 2010 in Washington, DC.
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WASHINGTON - OCTOBER 04: Chairman and CEO of Goldman Sachs Group Lloyd Blankfein attends the Fortune Most Powerful Women summit at Mandarin Oriental Hotel on October 4, 2010 in Washington, DC.
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WASHINGTON - OCTOBER 04: Chairman and CEO of Goldman Sachs Group Lloyd Blankfein attends the Fortune Most Powerful Women summit at Mandarin Oriental Hotel on October 4, 2010 in Washington, DC.
