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In reply to the discussion: Goldman Stunned by Op-Ed Loses $2.2 Billion [View all]midnight
(26,624 posts)10. Goldman Sachs pays their attorney's 1,000 an hour....
"Think about this for a moment, because, well, it is utterly unthinkable in the annals of Goldmandom. Cosa Nostra be damned, an executive decides to go out as publicly and bitterly as possible, foregoing what was likely a substantial exit bonus that would have been predicated on his signing a nondisclosure agreement. To go up against perhaps the worlds most powerful and connected financial institution, whose PR apparatus is now helmed by the former right-hand to Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner. A bank that is repped by more $1,000-an-hour attorneys than last spotted in the sprawling campus of lawyer hell."http://thehill.com/blogs/hillicon-valley/technology/216043-obama-and-cameron-promise-to-work-together-on-cybersecurity
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Just WOW!! This self-inflicted "justice" could hardly be any more poetic. K-F*cking-R
99th_Monkey
Mar 2012
#6
The problem with the free market, the stock market: it is all psychology; "panic" and "depression"
Brettongarcia
Mar 2012
#18
HOw about ending ... protecting all large speculators and companies from loss? "Too large to fail"?
Brettongarcia
Mar 2012
#41