Word: goldman
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Boston-based political consultant Michael Goldman said the governor's victory left him strongly positioned for a run in the South. He said Gephardt is nearly out of money and Simon is all but out of the race. Goldman said the crowded field actually helped the governor by preventing any one candidate from garnering an anti-Dukakis vote...
...started to work wonders for American exporters, who have watched their products become progressively cheaper to foreign buyers. U.S. exports were an estimated $251 billion last year, up nearly 15% from 1985, and most economists expect the rise to continue. Jason Benderley, a senior economist at the Goldman, Sachs investment firm, predicts that if the dollar stays at its current level, overseas shipments could grow by as much as 15% a year through 1991. If imports level off or decline, the trade deficit could finally start to shrink steadily...
Silber said that in fact he asked Redmont to resign not because of his position on the Afghan Media Project, but rather because of his "unfair, improper and unethical treatment of Associate Dean Ronald S. Goldman," whom Redmont temporarily relieved of his duties...
Silber told the faculty that Redmont had removed Goldman because of his active campaigning against Redmont's attempts to stop the Afghan Media Project. He added that Redmont later refused to rescind his charges against Goldman after an investigation by the university's general counsel found the dean's actions unjustified...
...central banks handily accomplished their short-term goal. "They have sent a message: It is no longer a sure thing to bet against the dollar," says Robert Hormats, vice chairman of the Goldman, Sachs International investment firm. Intervention, however, can be used only for fine tuning a currency's general direction. Too much intervening can disrupt a country's domestic economy. West Germany in particular is getting weary of issuing so much of its own currency to trade for dollars, a process that can lead to inflation...