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At the Museum of American Finance’s gala last night, Duncan Niederauer told Jes Staley he was “feeling good about” the sale of NYSE Euronext to IntercontinentalExchange.
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Felix Rohatyn sat near a display case showing a gold Monopoly set last night at the Museum of American Finance, greeting admirers.
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J. Michael Evans, a vice chairman of Goldman Sachs Group Inc., took the spotlight as a dinner- leadership chairman at the Asia Society gala last night.
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On a dreary Monday morning in May, rain pelts the windows of Omega Advisors Inc.’s 31st-floor conference room in New York. Inside, Leon Cooperman and his 14 analysts are trying to come up with ways to make money amid squalling markets. In a single dismal month, half of the hedge fund’s gains for the year have evaporated.
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More often than not during the past 100 years, succession to the top job at Goldman Sachs has been a blood sport.
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The cost of the earthquake that struck the New Zealand city of Christchurch could exceed NZ$4 billion ($2.9 billion), according to revised Treasury Department estimates.
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New Zealand’s Treasury Department wants the country to achieve a fiscal surplus up to two years earlier than the government has planned, the New Zealand Herald reported, citing the Treasury Secretary.
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Lower Manhattan, devastated by the terrorist attack that destroyed the World Trade Center 10 years ago, has doubled its residential population, added 19 hotels and invested $552 million in new parks, streets and water mains, New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg said.
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Goldman Sachs Group Inc.’s Jeffrey Moslow, an investment banker to companies such as Tyco International Ltd., plans to leave the firm.
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