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Renting an apartment in New York often resembles an obstacle course. A new company is aiming to simplify the search by putting the process online.
Multinationals and tax: a bad smell | Editorial
Call it the smell test. When Google justifies paying minimal taxes in the UK because "no money changes hands" here, while admitting that up to 70% of its relevant ad revenues are handled by UK staff, then all may be legal - but something still doesn't smell right.
Bloomberg taps former Ibm Ceo Palmisano for privacy, data advice
The announcement comes shortly after a scandal at the financial data services company in which reporters were given access to terminal customers' data.
A number of Wall Street firms are hoping to cut back on at least some of the popular features offered by Bloomberg LP - moves that could crimp the data distributor's bottom line.
Cotton alone escapes Macquarie ag price downgrades
Macquarie cut its forecast for prices of all the major agricultural commodities bar cotton - but particularly for corn and wheat, for which it foresaw prices tumbling to levels rarely seen since 2010.
Who Waters Down Wall Street Regulation, Anyway?
The familiar narrative about the Wall StreetWashington "revolving door" is that it is very, very, very bad.
SolarCity raises record $500 million from Goldman
SolarCity, a San Mateo solar-energy developer chaired by billionaire Elon Musk , won financing from Goldman Sachs for more than $500 million in rooftop solar systems that the company will complete this year.
J.C. Penney posts bigger 1Q loss than expected
The legacy of J.C. Penney's former CEO continues to cast a dark cloud over the department-store chain.
DealBook: Familiar With Controversy, Blankfein Offers Advice to Dimon
Jamie Dimon has consulted lawyers, public relation experts and bankers as JPMorgan Chase wrestles with the fallout from a multibillion-dollar trading loss.
Goldman downgrade helps sugar to three-year low
Sugar futures fell below 17 cents a pound for the first time in nearly three years as Goldman Sachs stoked the market gloom by cutting its price forecasts, and Macquarie cautioned over the potential for further falls.
Nutrient injection for Burnside tree
The Burnside Village tree, as it looked in August 2012. The tree has been given nutrient supplements.
Bulls Get Behind Goldman Sachs Group, Inc. (GS) Before Expiration
On the news that a New York state appeals court dismissed bond insurer ACA Financial Guaranty Corporation's lawsuit against Goldman Sachs Group, Inc.
Bloomberg exec apologizes amid new report of leaks
Financial data and news service Bloomberg LP moved to repair damage to its reputation Monday as a published report said that more than 10,000 of its clients' private messages containing sensitive pricing data had been leaked online.
Court Dismisses Fraud Claims Over Goldman Abacus CDO
A New York state appeals court dismissed a $120 million fraud lawsuit against Goldman Sachs on Tuesday, disagreeing with bond insurer ACA Financial Guaranty's argument that it was duped into insuring the controversial Abacus deal.
US stocks edge higher in early trading
Stocks edged higher in early trading on Wall Street, led by gains for financial companies, putting markets back at record levels.
Euro's ECB-Induced Slide Seen Too Much Too Fast: Market Reversal
The euro, which has fallen since the European Central Bank reduced the appeal of the shared currency by cutting interest-rates earlier this month, is poised to rebound after a bullish monthly reversal in trading patterns.
Balls takes a delivery from Bloomberg
Financial news giant Bloomberg is at the centre of a spying scandal after its data terminals were allegedly accessed to discover confidential information about executives at Goldman Sachs and JP Morgan.
Goldman Sachs Investors Should Oppose Pay Plan, Glass Lewis Says
Goldman Sachs Group Inc. shareholders should vote against the bank's executive-pay plan, proxy- advisory firm Glass Lewis & Co.
DealBook: British Hedge Fund Finds Success by Forging Its Own Path
As a partner at Goldman Sachs , he wore a kilt to the firm's annual black-tie dinner in New York.
Bloomberg editor apologizes on information access
As reported Friday, journalists at Bloomberg News could see when clients last accessed their Bloomberg information terminals and what broad categories of functions they used.