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Profile: Gregory K. Palm, GC of Goldman Sachs
Gregory K. Palm is the executive vice president and general counsel of The Goldman Sachs Group Inc., a leading global investment banking, securities and investment management firm. Palm confronts a gamut of issues, including compliance, but much of his work is overseeing his large staff of attorneys. He was also involved in Goldman Sachs' recent landmark deal to establish a 43-story, "environmentally responsible" office tower in Manhattan's Battery Park City, across from the destroyed World Trade Center.Attorney Ineligibility Order Pursuant to Rule 1:28-2(a)
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Campaign to keep Maxwell House from going was born
At one time, huge electronic neon coffee cup signs dripping their fragrant brew rose not far from two rivers - the St. Johns in Jacksonville and the mighty Hudson in the New York metropolitan area. The iconic sign had been seen by generations of New Yorkers as they glanced across the Hudson at the Hoboken, N.J., plant of Maxwell House Coffee Co.Lawyer-Novelist Mixes Suspense With Romance in Her Thrillers
In addition to being the senior vice president of a financial services firm that she co-founded, Stacey Abrams is the first woman and African-American to lead either party in the Georgia House. She's also a lawyer and a novelist, writing diligently in the early morning and publishing eight romantic thrillers. She's currently working on a legal thriller.She kills for a great romance: Stacey Abrams writes thrillers
In an individual spirit of bipartisanship never before seen at the Georgia Legislature, House Minority Leader Stacey Abrams is ready to kill everybody.Finance chiefs fail to resolve currency spat as G-20 splits
Leaders of the world economy failed to narrow differences over currencies as they turned to the International Monetary Fund to calm frictions that are already sparking protectionism.Glencore's rivals worry of competitive advantage
On the face of it, Glencore International AG doesn't look too scary. With about $80 billion in assets, the Swiss-based commodities trader is a lightweight in comparison to global megabanks like Goldman Sachs Group Inc., one of its trading rivals. Goldman has assets more than 10 times Glencore's, is more leveraged and has less capital.A Buyer's Guide to Law Firm Software
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