Goldman Sachs backs down on bonus tax avoidance plan

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Fiona says:

January 17 2013 at 6:20 pm

Yet the remuneration is higher than ever. I wonder how Goldman Sachs actually make their money. I have a horrible feeling that much of it may come from the very low interest rates banks enjoy when borrowing from government: and the high interest rates they charge when they lend that money on