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    Deal Professor: Goldman, on Both Sides of a Deal, Is Now in Court

    Tue, 02/07/2012 - 21:52 EDT - NY Times
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    Goldman Sachs appears to have done nothing improper in advising Kinder Morgan and the El Paso Corporation in a deal, but it raises questions about how investment banks do business.

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