AI market round up: Goldman gets slap on the wrist

by Helen Avery

Goldman Sachs has been fined what some might call a rather lenient amount, $2 million, for selling short an IPO pre-sale.

Goldman agreed to pay the civil penalty to settle allegations, neither denying nor admitting culpability. It is the first settlement of an SEC and New...

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Goldman Sachs has been fined what some might call a rather lenient amount, $2 million, for selling short an IPO pre-sale.

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AI market round up: Goldman gets slap on the wrist

Goldman Sachs has been fined what some might call a rather lenient amount, $2 million, for selling short an IPO pre-sale.

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