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{"commentId":674566,"authorDomain":"PamelaDrew"}
So nice that Wall Street has no problem putting money into abusive system. The US is exploding with Goldman Sacks in the lead, a top revolving door outfit. Wall Street loves exploitation just not on the talking points of their paid politicians.
Zoellick, has been a pivotal part of the administration, first as U.S. trade representative in Bush's first term and more recently as a top diplomat guiding U.S. policy toward China and in trouble spots such as Sudan. His departure deprives the administration of a key policy maker on China, one of the U.S.'s most important relationships. Rice almost entirely handed the China portfolio to Zoellick, who coordinated a strategic dialogue designed to strengthen relations between the two nations. During the Clinton administration, Zoellick was a senior international adviser for Goldman, Sachs & Co.
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#1 - Sun Apr 29, 2007 8:36 PM EDT{"commentId":674574,"authorDomain":"PamelaDrew"}
The petrochemical business in partnership with agribusiness is booming too, remember the pet food?
SHANGHAI, December 13, 2006 – Lawyers with Hogan & Hartson LLP recently advised Cathay Industrial Biotech Ltd. (Cathay) on the closing of its US$52 million Series B financing, one of the largest private equity financings to date of a Chinese biotechnology company. With the US$26 million Series A financing closing earlier this year, Cathay has raised a total of US$78 million in 2006.
The Series B financing was led by Goldman Sachs and included investors from Cathay's Series A financing.
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{"commentId":674584,"authorDomain":"PamelaDrew"}
The report catalogs a wide range of persistent abuses, from extensive use of detention without trial to the persecution of civil rights activists and new methods to rein in the domestic media and censor the Internet.
Sounds like the Wall Street Gangsters fund politics to foster the same environment everywhere!
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