newsjunkiepost.com — The Securities and Exchange Commission may let Goldman Sachs walk free by slapping it with a $621 million fine, according to bank analysts. On April 16, Goldman Sachs faced charges of fraud after the SEC found that its vice president, Fabrice Tourre, had tricked investors into buying mortgage assets that would go sour.
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bmgibbenJun 2, 2010
At least he only killed two people. Imagine how many lives this company has ruined. Easily on par with the Ponzi scheme done a little while ago by Madoff.
pabstyloudmouthJun 2, 2010
I am not saying that they didn't give to MCain, just showing you how poloticians get elected.
jjason1985Jun 2, 2010
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mecanofanJun 2, 2010Submitter
you have to subscribe, but yes, it is there.
ghostwoJun 3, 2010
Their board of governors should be imprisoned without bail or parole for at least 10 years, and the company charged $15 billion. The fine should meet the crime.
infinitenothingJun 3, 2010
In God we trust?