Tag Archives: Goldman Sachs

EXCLUSIVE: Here’s the Inside Story of What Happened on the Facebook IPO

Posted on May 22, 2012 by Pat Donworth, D.Min.

Pat: Looks like Facebook may have engaged in some illegal hanky-panky in their IPO . . . May 22, 2012 | Business Insider | And now for some more bombshell news about the FacebookIPO… Earlier, we reported that the analysts … Continue reading →

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Accidentally Released – and Incredibly Embarrassing – Documents Show How Goldman et al Engaged in ‘Naked Short Selling’

Posted on May 19, 2012 by Pat Donworth, D.Min.

Pat: For those who love to read about the banksters tripping over themselves with a spectacular “Oops!” moment, here’s a good one, by the one and only Mike Taibbi. Mike Taibbi | Rolling Stone | May 15, 2012 It doesn’t … Continue reading →

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Why Greg Smith Was Right about Goldman Sachs

Posted on March 15, 2012 by Pat Donworth, D.Min.

Larry Elliott,  Guardian UK March 15, 2012 Resignation letters may be self-serving, but Smith’s rang true: Wall Street is a conspiracy of the super-rich against the public It’s easy to dismiss Greg Smith, the former Goldman Sachs banker, as a … Continue reading →

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Matt Taibbi: On Goldman Executive Greg Smith’s Brave Departure

Posted on March 14, 2012 by Pat Donworth, D.Min.

Matt Taibbi, Taibblog, Rolling Stone Magazine March 14, 2012 Wall Street is buzzing this morning about a resignation – a historic one. Greg Smith, the executive director and head of Goldman Sachs’s United States equity derivatives business in Europe, the … Continue reading →

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Top Goldman Sachs Executive: Why I Am Leaving Goldman Sachs

Posted on March 14, 2012 by Pat Donworth, D.Min.

Why I Am Leaving Goldman Sachs by Greg Smith, New York Times March 14, 2012 TODAY is my last day at Goldman Sachs. After almost 12 years at the firm — first as a summer intern while at Stanford, then … Continue reading →

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