Word: goldman
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Volatility can be wrenching, but it is important to remember that it has also been the fountainhead of economic growth in the U.S. Board member Robert Hormats, vice chairman of Goldman Sachs International, reached back to the 19th century to make the point. "In the 1880s, the U.S. built 70,000 miles of rail," he said. "In the 1890s, 40,000 miles of that 70,000 miles went bankrupt." Yet that infrastructure powered growth in the early 20th century. Likewise, the beating so many tech stocks took last year is only half the story. The tech revolution is still...
...this year, at least, they've got Jon Corzine, Stinking Rich Democrat. (At his event, Bush joked to a skeptical reporter that he himself would stand for the rich folks.) Daschle simply brought along his freshman, Corzine, the New Jersey senator with the Goldman Sachs fortune...
...always a very quiet person, very shy, and on the outside a little ill at ease with everything going on then," Goldman recalls. "However, if you delved beneath the surface, she had an iron-clad will...
...never deterred from her purpose, and that was to get a good education.... I respected her for that," Goldman says. "Amy was never very outspoken--she stayed very quiet. However, whenever you asked her about something, she had a thoughtful opinion. She just never broadcast that...
...never a flashy student, she was always industrious and always came through," Goldman says...