April 20 (Bloomberg) -- U.K. Prime Minister Gordon Brown was pressed by opposition parties to suspend Goldman Sachs Group Inc. from government work until regulators complete a probe of the New York-based firm.
With elections on May 6, the Conservatives and Liberal Democrats today said Brown should go further than criticizing some employees at Goldman Sachs, the most profitable company in Wall Street history, as âmorally bankrupt.â
âIf Gordon Brown believes Goldman Sachs are âmorally bankruptâ, why is he still using them as advisers?â said Mark Hoban, a Conservative Treasury spokesman, in a statement. âHe is lashing out at the people he was very happy to work with over the last 13 years as both chancellor and prime minister.â
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I think governments around the world will take a closer look at who they are working with...
With elections on May 6, the Conservatives and Liberal Democrats today said Brown should go further than criticizing some employees at Goldman Sachs, the most profitable company in Wall Street history, as âmorally bankrupt.â
âIf Gordon Brown believes Goldman Sachs are âmorally bankruptâ, why is he still using them as advisers?â said Mark Hoban, a Conservative Treasury spokesman, in a statement. âHe is lashing out at the people he was very happy to work with over the last 13 years as both chancellor and prime minister.â
http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087&sid=a5CDMP6TV7KY&pos=9
I think governments around the world will take a closer look at who they are working with...