David Henry

Senior Writer, BusinessWeek

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Goldman Sachs  made more than $2 billion between March and June, just months after a multi-billion dollar federal bailout.

Goldman Sachs' Big Profits

Goldman Sachs made more than $2 billion between March and June, just months after a multi-billion dollar federal bailout.

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