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Lazaro Gonzalez ran into the front yard and collapsed. Dalrymple screamed, "Bastards!" as he, too, ran to the front yard and hurled plastic milk crates at the agents. "It was a horror show," he says. As the motorcade drove off, agent Jim Goldman called INS headquarters to report that Elian was scared and shaken, but safe. Goldman said he was stroking Elian's back, while Mills told him of his coming reunion with Papa. "This is one tough little kid," Goldman marveled. "I was shaking...
Investors lost confidence in the technology sector, Coscetta says, when Goldman Sachs, an investment bank with very large holdings, announced two weeks ago that it was removing a portion of its institutional investments from NASDAQ stocks and moving them back to Dow stocks. Goldman Sachs has one of the biggest proportions of institutional investments in the market, Coscetta says...
...most valuable companies in the most valuable industry in the world, as happened in the Microsoft trial last week, it breeds uncertainty--and stocks become less attractive. When the market's most credible bull sours on the market, no matter how faintly, as Abby Joseph Cohen at Goldman Sachs did recently, some people are bound to sell...
...many e-tailers depend solely on cheap prices to lure and hold fickle customers. That just deepens red ink without preventing shoppers from hopping to other sites with deeper discounts--to say nothing of auction venues like eBay. Online retailing "is not about the lowest price anymore," says Josh Goldman, the CEO of mySimon, a comparison-shopping site that describes more than 2,000 e-stores. What customers prize more, he says, are bells and whistles such as instant messaging, access to product specialists, and e-mail alerts of upcoming deals...
...greatest powers come not from communicating academic ideas, but from communicating about life--how to live it, how to lead it," Goldman says...