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Hell, you could be the Goldman Sachs and be lucky to get under 5% for a 30-year loan.

And still somehow feature switching works great at Facebook, Google and Goldman Sachs with big teams.

Probably farther out since they'd have to reimburse Goldman Sachs for lost profits on 36 if they built the train.

It's Goldman Sachs run by a a machine learning system optimizing for maximum stockholder value.

Lets not forget the Goldman Sachs helped Greece to cook the books to get into the Eurozone in the first place.

The one thing I remember about Goldman Sachs is that they have their own collections library for Java.

Remember how Goldman Sachs tried to profit from Greece in the Eurozone both ways?

Here are two blurbs about the piece Taibbi wrote about Goldman Sachs in July, from journalists at opposite ends of the political spectrum.

Goldman Sachs is a complex place, with lots of competing interests inside.

They only got in because of a lot of shady dealings and extensive help from Goldman Sachs to mask the reality of their situation.

Goldman Sachs lends rich people a pile of money at 1%.

Can someone explain why on earth do the likes of Goldman Sachs and Citibank line her pockets when clearly in this sense it's against their interest?

Now might be a good time to remember about how Goldman Sachs "helped" Dragon.

They've already blamed Morgan Stanley, Goldman Sachs, and Soros for having a role: "In the past few days, rumors have circulated on the Wechat messaging service that “international capital” — or simply capitalism itself — was attacking China.

A significant part of what made a company like Goldman Sachs competitive on Wall Street used to be primarily about "Who you know" (as opposed to "What you know" or "What you can do").

The government leaves the cheap money door open to banks like Goldman Sachs.

I just want to see a list of names that I know (Vanguard, Goldman Sachs...) that I can choose from.

> They've already blamed Morgan Stanley, Goldman Sachs, and Soros for having a role And how is this any different than what the Americans do: blame the bankers for all their financial problems?