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...he’s served as business manager for the Callbacks, vice president of the Crimson Key Society, and taken Spanish and Russian, earning a language citation in the latter. Originally from Staten Island, the economics concentrator will be returning to New York this summer when he starts at Goldman Sachs...
...climbed the corporate ladder at Goldman Sachs from 1966 to 1992, serving as co-chairman during his last two years there...
...Research, and seems likely to keep rising. Not everyone likes the trend; German officials have likened the firms to "locusts." But U.S. funds alone have trebled their investments in Europe over the past four years. Many of them are currently raising huge war chests for further acquisitions. They include Goldman Sachs, which last month raised a further $8.5 billion, and the Blackstone Group, which the Financial Times reported last week was planning a new record-breaking $11 billion fund. Indeed, private equity has become such a force that the mere rumor of a forthcoming deal can have a huge impact...
Blickstead, who will be working at Goldman Sachs next year, said that he and Munaim had frequently talked about their shared interest in finance...
...them will flop, with shows aimed at young guys facing tough competition from video games, and cable channels eroding ever more of the networks' share. As advertisers increasingly chase audiences through nontraditional outlets as well, the major networks may be in for a lousy year. A recent report by Goldman Sachs concluded that the networks will generate $9 billion in up-front ad revenues for the 2005-06 season, the first decline in absolute dollars in five years. And that assumes the networks can raise ad prices 5% despite losing 3% of their audience to cable this season...