Goldman's Gift  

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Murphy, Richard McGill

Jenis: Article from Bulletin/Magazine
Dalam koleksi: Fortune vol. 163 no. 1 (Jan. 2011), page 23-25.
Topik: Goldman Sachs; Financial Crisis; Investment Bank; Small Businesses; Loans; Entrepreneurship
Fulltext: Goldman's Gift.pdf (32.17KB)

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In late 2009, just as Goldman Sachs was being widely slammed for showering billions in bonuses on its employees after receiving a massive federal bailout during the financial crisis, the investment bank announced-coincidentally or not-that it was committing $500 million over five years to help small businesses in distressed urban and rural communities across America. Called "10,000 Small Businesses," the program would combine practical business training with loans delivered through community lending institutions. Goldman assembled a distinguished advisory led by Berkshire Hathaway chairman Warren Buffet, the bank's biggest investor, and Harvard Business School professor Michael Porter, who is well-known for his research on inner city entrepreneurship. The program then dropped out of the news.

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