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The Goldman Sachs Group Inc is a leading global financial institution that delivers a broad range of financial services to a large and diversified client base that includes corporations, financial institutions, governments and individuals. Founded in 1869, the firm is headquartered in New York and maintains offices in all major financial centers around the world.
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US stocks clinched fresh record highs on Friday, with the Dow coming within a hair’s breadth of 20,000 – which can only have been helped by Goldman Sach’s shares driving 1.5% higher
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London stocks enjoyed a record high end to 2016 and Wall Street has had a rally for 6 weeks but are the signs out there that things will moderate in 2017?
US stocks ended the year on a low point, as the Dow ebbed further away from 20,000 and other tickers also printed sharp declines
US shares ended firmer on Friday after the lead tickers toggled with relatively flat positions throughout the session
The case, brought by the US Commodity Futures Trading Commission was the latest in a series of probes into manipulation of a variety of global benchmarks by the big banks.
Goldman Sachs was fined $120mln by US markets regulators on Wednesday for attempted manipulation of Isdafix, a key interest rate swaps benchmark, over a five year period
Watching the way Wall Street index tickers have raced to fresh record highs on both Monday and Tuesday, investors might be forgiven for thinking that pretty much any stock is doing well on the so-called “Trump Trade”, coined in the wake of
The results were much better than the market expected
US stocks ended higher on Tuesday with a boost from high drama in the healthcare sector
US stocks staged a comeback late on Thursday to pare losses and close soft after over-sold utilities led the charge on the benchmark S&P 500 index
US stocks closed sharply lower on Thursday, unwinding most of the previous day’s oil-fuelled rally, after the latest Deutsche Bank developments weighed on banks
US stocks ended at around their lowest levels of the session, as jitters ahead of a televised Presidential election debate took over from the gains in the oil sector
Britain's Prime Minister May met US businesses in New York this week. The government has heard the British electorate. Now it wants to canvas the views of US business on Brexit
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Britain’s decision to quit the European Union last month is a bit like a vague black hole, but still investor relations departments from across the United States are signing off company earnings reports and taking questions from analysts wh
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Asset managers had begun a “slow detachment” from London after the referendum, the FT reported
The online giant is coming after UK supermarkets as it launches a full online grocery service called AmazonFresh
Minutes from the Federal Reserve's April monetary meeting have blown away hopes that rates would remain capped for the remainder of 2016 as the majority of regional central bankers said a June hike would be "appropriate" if data allows
The New York bank raised its forecasts this week while still being bearish on gold, but not everyone is downbeat on the metal's prospects
The bank has raised its forecast for the price of gold but still expects to see it recede in the near term
US stocks ended solidly higher on Tuesday as positive earnings, jobs data and buoyant oil prices all helped. Both broad tickers S&P500 and the Dow closed at their best levels since late April
US stocks advanced at midsession on Tuesday - with the Dow heading for a 2-week best - in the wake of improved earnings, jobs gains and firmer oil prices
Signs of stability returning to the battered Chinese economy buoyed markets
US stocks close higher as oil price gains on the back of signs of stability returning to the battered Chinese economy
In the small cap world, the Russell 2,000, was around seven points higher at 1,146.
First-quarter net income tumbled to US$1.14bn, or US$2.68 a share,
In the small cap world, the Russell 2,000, was around seven points higher at 1,146.
US Department of Justice says Goldman Sachs is being held accountable for serious misconduct prior to the global financial crisis, but, reports suggest it will end up paying ‘hundreds of millions’ less than the settlement’s US$5bn headline.
Bank stocks, fears for growth and subdued rates, and new oil price nadirs helped push Wall Street indices south on Thursday.
On a day US banks would prefer to forget, shares of Morgan Stanley sink by more than 6% after it agrees to pay US$3.2bn to settle charges it misled investors in residential MBS during the financial crisis
Skittish Chinese markets overnight and plunging oil prices today have opened a trap-door beneath equities across the world.
Here Proactive Investors look across the hot small caps of the day, as well as the day's top movers and a glance at the more interesting blue chip headlines
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All three benchmark indices gained more than 1% ahead of the close of trading on Monday.
Some people suggest the 11th commandment is: Thou shalt not get caught
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Investors assess key bank earnings, mostly soft economic data.
Yesterday's falls are just a bad memory, as Citigroup leads the rally
Below are the main news-driven share price movements at 2 p.m. in New York.
Stocks are on the comeback trail after yesterday's biffing.
The investment bank saw a precipitous decline in revenue from trading fixed-income securities
The S&P is set to recover all of yesterday's losses but the Dow Jones is tipped to claw back only half of them.
Goldman Sachs Bank USA, a unit of Goldman Sachs, the largest U.S. investment bank, agreed to buy General Electric financial services arm GE Capital’s online deposit platform, which includes US$16bn in deposits. The amount includes abo
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US stocks opened hesitantly, although Producer Prices data looks like it might tip the balance the way of the bulls.
Producer Prices data gave a lift to US prices after a tepid start
Wall Street headed higher today following a batch of upbeat earnings reports and as Greece’s Parliament passed austerity measures needed to secure a fresh bailout. The S&P 500 (INDEXSP:.INX) rose 0.7 percent to 2,123.51 at 3:41 p.
U.S. stock-index futures advanced as investors assessed earnings and welcomed Greek parliamentary approval of a bailout plan. Futures on the S&P 500 index rose 0.4 percent to 2113. E-mini Dow futures gained 0.4 percent to 18056. E-mini
Wall Street climbed today on hopes Greece and its lenders will reach a deal to avert a default. The S&P 500 (INDEXSP:.INX) rose 0.7 percent to 2,124.55 at 3:12 p.m. in New York. The 30-company Dow Jones Industrial Average (INDEXDJX:.DJI
