Goldman Sachs underlined the internal supremacy of its trading operations
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Jun. 19, 2006

Goldman Sachs underlined the internal supremacy of its trading operations by appointing two executives from that side of the Wall Street bank's business to serve as joint presidents under new chief executive Lloyd Blankfein.

Goldman Sachs underlined the internal supremacy of its trading operations
Media Release
Goldman Sachs underlined the internal supremacy of its trading operations by appointing two executives from that side of the Wall Street bank's business to serve as joint presidents under new chief executive Lloyd Blankfein.
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Leading oil executives, including BP chief executive Lord Browne, have said there is plenty of oil refining capacity
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Leading oil executives, including BP chief executive Lord Browne, have said there is plenty of oil refining capacity, in spite of market fears to the contrary.
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Mergers between big internet companies tough because of difficulties combining brands : Ebay
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Mergers between big internet companies are unlikely in the short term because of difficulties combining brands, says Meg Whitman, Ebay chief executive.
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World Cup debutants Ghana kicked some life back into African football with 2-0 win over the Czech Republic
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Asamoah Gyan fired Ghana ahead in the second minute of the match and deservedly doubled their advantage eight minutes from time when Sulley Muntari blasted in another.
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The U.S current account deficit shrank to 6.4 percent of gross domestic product (GDP) in the first quarter, down from 7 percent of GDP in the fourth quarter of 2005
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The current account deficit is a broad measure of trade that includes transfer payments and investment income. Even with the decline, this is the second-largest deficit on record.
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Philip Green and Stelios Haji-Ioannou, the maverick retail and leisure entrepreneurs, have received knighthoods
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Philip Green and Stelios Haji-Ioannou, the maverick retail and leisure entrepreneurs, have received knighthoods alongside other prominent - if less colourful - City and business figures recognised in the Queen’s birthday honours.
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Cadillac’s attempt to break into Europe’s luxury car market has hit a bump in the road
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Cadillac’s attempt to break into Europe’s luxury car market has hit a bump in the road after the first Swedish-built car from General Motors’ flagship brand missed sales targets.
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Noel Forgeard, the controversial French co-chief executive of EADS, has been silenced by two of his biggest shareholders
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Noel Forgeard, the controversial French co-chief executive of EADS, has been silenced by two of his biggest shareholders as mounting tensions inside the Franco- German aerospace company threaten to destabilise further its troubled Airbus subsidiary.
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Bill Gates was considering his eventual departure from Microsoft for two years
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Bill Gates was considering his eventual departure from Microsoft for two years before he made the decision public on Thursday, he said in an interview.
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