Goldman Sachs Bigwigs Dispute Charges
Step right up and you'll see spectacles that will amaze from Tuesday's face-off between senators and Goldman Sachs boss men, such as the awesome Fabrice Tourre denying "categorically" that he misled clients by selling them mysterious bundled financial entities tied to doomed mortgages.Step right up and you’ll see spectacles that will amaze from Tuesday’s face-off between senators and Goldman Sachs boss men, such as the awesome Fabrice Tourre denying “categorically” that he misled clients by selling them mysterious bundled financial entities tied to doomed mortgages. –KA
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