Where did this company come from: its convoluted odyssey includes a Brazilian computer maker going bankrupt in the 1990s, its assets sold off to pay its lawyers and a trickle-down through a reverse merger to venture capitalist Robert S. Goldman and others.
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"He's done a good job in a difficult environment, " says Goldman Sachs analyst Robert Koort.
Mr. ROBERT HORMATS (Vice Chairman, Goldman Sachs International): Awkward moments can be avoided, and I think that both groups are committed to avoiding them.
Four years later, in 1971, Brumley and a young Goldman Sachs banker named Robert Ruben led the company's successful fight against a hostile bid by T.
On Wednesday, upon learning The Wall Street Journal was preparing an article on catch-all settlement talks, SEC enforcement chief Robert Khuzami grew furious and blasted Goldman.
Mr Clinton's financial secretary at the time, Robert Rubin, previously worked at Goldman Sachs and went on to be an advisor to Citigroup until last year.
TEMPLE-RASTON: Robert Hormats is vice chairman of Goldman Sachs International.
"We continue to believe that investor anxiety on Monsanto is misplaced as the company is not a cyclical stock but a technology growth machine that should keep rolling in 2009 and beyond, fueled by strong current product demand as well as an unrivaled pipeline, " said Robert Koort, an analyst at Goldman Sachs.
The gift was established by a major gift given Syracuse by Robert Menschel, a Syracuse graduate, who made his fortune at Goldman Sachs and is a well-known New York philanthropist and art collector.
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If confirmed, Paulson would become the latest in a parade of high-ranking Goldman Sachs executives to pursue a high-profile challenge elsewhere, following Clinton Treasury Secretary Robert Rubin, New Jersey Gov. Jon Corzine and NYSE Group CEO JohnThainJohn Thain.
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