Goldman's New Facebook Friend Said to Tutor Wealth Managers on Barred Site
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Goldman's New Facebook Friend Said to Tutor Wealth Managers on Barred Site
Goldman Sachs, which discourages its employees from using social-networking sites at work, invested $450 million in Palo Alto, California-based Facebook, according to three people familiar with the matter. The private-wealth unit is planning to create a special-purpose vehicle for its clients to make additional investments worth as much as $1.5 billion.
