Goldman Sachs

New Delhi gathering offers glimpse of economic, political potential of emerging markets - without the West.

Vodafone Group streaks ahead of the FTSE 100 this week as solid newsflow supports share price

Investment bank's culture questioned again as more ex-employees go on the attack.

Concerns over broadcaster’s independence in watershed year for F1.

A look at the best tweets from @GSElevator, an account which tweets conversations overheard between Goldman Sachs employees.

The Cupertino-based company has called for a media event, scheduled for 9 a.m. EDT (2 p.m. GMT; 6 a.m. PDT) on 19 March, to explain its plans to spend the surplus money.

Greg Smith publishes scathing resignation letter condemning venal attitude at bank where clients were referred to as muppets.

Michael Page International, the specialist recruitment consultancy, is prepared to continue its geographic expansion, as there remain many long-term development prospects in its newer territories, particularly Latin America and Asia.

WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange has attacked the Stratfor intelligence firm, following the announcement of the release of more than five million emails from their servers.

Investment fund plan with Goldman Sachs' director to trade on intelligence collected by Stratfor collects, the email dumped by Wikileaks on Monday show.

Discover the stock-picking strategies for today as recommended by top UK brokers along with ratings.

People who buy cheap tablets will not enjoy them, as they will soon forget about the fact they were cheap and inevitably come to hate them, according to Apple boss Tim Cook.

Apple CEO Tim Cook has once again defended his company against allegations of poor working conditions for its Chinese employees.

Rumours surrounding iPad 3's release in early March have boosted Apple (AAPL) shares to over $500, with a net surplus of 5 per cent rise in stock value in the last two days alone. Apparently, Apple's stock surge is also spurred by the company's first quarter earnings announced on January 24.

The American Foundation for AIDS Research's (amfAR) New York City's Fashion Week kick-off gala that took place at Cipriani Wall Street, in New York, on Wednesday, was a star-studded night filled with awards and honours.

US investment bank humiliated as Facebook chooses rival bank to lead Initial Public Offering on stock market.

Facebook filed an IPO (Initial Public Offering) with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission on Wednesday to raise $5 billion funds, the largest acquisition ever filed for a technology IPO.

President Barack Obama will effectively launch his re-election campaign this evening when he delivers the State of the Union to Congress.

Revenues & Customs taken to court over controversial settlement which saved investment bank £10m.

Mark Zuckerberg, Lady Gaga and Justin Bieber are among people under the age of 30 to watch, according to Forbes magazine.

The legal arm of the tax pressure group, UK Uncut, has taken HM Revenue & Customs to court after it failed to provide substantial reasons for failing to collect billions of pounds worth of tax revenue.

Exposed: Revenue & Customs under scrutiny after MPs publish damning report into how corporations enjoy cosy relationship with the taxman.

Once again the credit rating agencies are sending shivers down the markets, as they continue to cast doubt over European economies and banks.

The tax injustice pressure group, UK Uncut, has claimed victory over Her Majesty’s Revenue & Customs after it was reported that up to ten companies would have their tax settlements with the HMRC investigated.

The latest quarterly sales projections for Amazon's Kindle Fire tablet suggest it will sell six million units by the year's end, nearly half as many as Apple's iPad in the last quarter.

Joe Nelson , a former Goldman Sachs banker, has launched the world’s first 95-size range of custom-fit condoms.

A poll suggests that most people would not invest in Facebook if a public offering goes ahead.

The U.S. investment bank Goldman Sachs' £10 million tax deal with Her Majesty’s Royal Customs (HMRC) has raised serious questions about favouritism shown to big corporations based in the UK.

There are no more debt-masking currency swap deals - like the one between Greece and Goldman Sachs in the early 2000s - that threaten the Eurozone, says the EU's statistical body.

Europe's key crisis figures have all Goldman Sachs in their pedigree. Is it just a coincidence or is the financial world is trying to take over Europe?