Goldman Sachs profits more than double in second quarter as dealmaking comes back on Wall Street
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Goldman Sachs profits more than double in second quarter as dealmaking comes back on Wall Street

Associated Press  

NEW YORK — Goldman Sachs is posting a 150% jump in second quarter profits Monday, helped by a resurgence of dealmaking and underwriting that has revived investment banking after the slowdown of the previous couple years. The New York investment bank posted net earnings of $3.04 billion, $8.62 per share, compared with $1.22 billion in the same period a year earlier. Part of the surge in profits came from Goldman Sachs booking some one-time items last year as it took charges for the wind-down of its consumer banking business. That said, nearly every aspect of Goldman’s businesses saw revenue jump in the quarter, reflecting what has been a broad revival in dealmaking and activity on Wall Street this year in a healthy economy.

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