Goldman Sachs e-mails suggest firm profited from mortgage mess, Senate panel says
Saturday, April 24, 2010 - 14:30
in Mathematics & Economics
E-mail exchanges in 2007 among top executives contradict the investment bank’s claims that it did not aggressively bet against the housing market, panel chairman Sen. Carl Levin says. Goldman denies the allegations. Goldman Sachs executives bragged to each other in internal e-mails in 2007 that they were making "some serious money" as the real estate bubble burst, according to documents released Saturday by...