Goldman Sachs (GS) Issues Statement On CNBC Reports - No Secret Meeting
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Goldman Sachs (NYSE: GS) statement on CNBC's Charlie Gasparino report:
Contrary to a report on CNBC earlier today, Goldman Sachs did not host "a secret, emergency meeting" to discuss the Treasury Department's Financial Stability Plan on Tuesday. Three weeks ago, we issued a invitation to a large group of our investing clients to discuss market conditions, including a presentation on the macro-economic environment. The fact that the dinner took place on the same day as the Treasury Department's announcement was a coincidence.
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