Goldman Sachs managed to beat expectations as profits and revenue fell less than expected, but it still doesn't shine when compared to the rest of the sector.
A US financial regulator charged Goldman Sachs Friday with defrauding investors in the run-up to the 2008 financial crisis that derailed the global economy, the first civil charges brought in relation to Wall Street's near collapse.
On Thursday, thredUP, a marketplace for used apparel announced that it had raised $81 million in a venture funding round led by Goldman Sachs Investment Partners.
Goldman Sachs seems to think commodities could reach 2008 highs as the economic terrain begins to reflect that of late 2007. The firm is betting big on a rise in brent crude.
Coca-Cola and Goldman Sachs Group Inc.'s merchant- banking division are investing around $150 million in Suja, buying less than 50 per cent of the company.
For Goldman Sachs CEO and New Jersey Mayor Jon Corzine's MF Global filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy protection after costly bets on European debt proved too much for the firm.
Hong Kong opened lower following weakness in European and U.S. markets Friday and sank almost 200 points at one time, but a rebound in Mainland stocks helped erase some losses.
Bank of America's shares have almost doubled in value since December 20th, but is this a major recovery or just an overreaction to a dearth of bad news?
The second ECB rate cut in five weeks was a modest one, but signals the intent of European policy makers to help the struggling economy in the face of a mounting debt crisis.
The performance of bank stocks in 2011 forced investors to redefine what is means for them to truly be on sale. Some are bullish based on the low prices but with similar headwinds, banks could continue to suffer.
The housing market in the US has battled very challenging market conditions, but opportunities for good investments could outweigh the risk of further losses for the coming year.
2012 is fast approaching and many investors are looking to hold onto their hats in a storm of economic influencers from debt in Europe to gridlock in Congress.
While Greece seems to have sorted out its mess for now, the focus has shifted to Italy with speculation that Italian Prime Minister Berlusconi possibly stepping down.
Measuring the impact of Occupy Wall Street is difficult but their latest effort, bank transfer day, indicates that the mass transfer may have done more good than harm.
Facebook is expected to file for its much-anticipated IPO on Wednesday, bringing months of speculation to a head. What are the implications of the social network going public?