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The major companies putting $1,000 into their employees' Trump accounts, from Goldman Sachs to Micron

First reported 8 Oct, 18:09 UTCUpdated 2d ago3 sources

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From IBM to Citi, a growing number of companies have pledged to match the government's $1,000 contribution for employees' kids' Trump Accounts.

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Top bosses at Goldman Sachs to share bonus pot worth up to $500m

Eye-watering sum, to be split between 20 bankers, is one of the biggest payouts in the bank’s history Top bosses at Goldman Sachs are in line to share a bonus pot worth up to $500m (£378m) this year, marking one of the biggest payouts in the Wall Street bank’s history. The eye-watering sum will be shared between 20…

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Goldman Sachs Big Wigs Set To Pocket $500,000,000 Bonus As Americans’ Bank Accounts Run Dry

Roughly 20 Goldman Sachs executives could collect more than $500 million in special stock awards as American households grapple with mounting debt and limited emergency savings.

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  1. The GuardianLeftGBHigh factuality
    Top bosses at Goldman Sachs to share bonus pot worth up to $500m (opens The Guardian in a new tab)

    Eye-watering sum, to be split between 20 bankers, is one of the biggest payouts in the bank’s history Top bosses at Goldman Sachs are in line to share a bonus pot worth up to $500m (£378m) this year, marking one of the biggest payouts in the Wall Street bank’s history. The eye-watering sum will be shared between 20…

  2. The Daily CallerRightUSMixed factuality
    Goldman Sachs Big Wigs Set To Pocket $500,000,000 Bonus As Americans’ Bank Accounts Run Dry (opens The Daily Caller in a new tab)

    Roughly 20 Goldman Sachs executives could collect more than $500 million in special stock awards as American households grapple with mounting debt and limited emergency savings.

  3. Business InsiderLean LeftUSMostly factual
    The major companies putting $1,000 into their employees' Trump accounts, from Goldman Sachs to Micron (opens Business Insider in a new tab)

    From IBM to Citi, a growing number of companies have pledged to match the government's $1,000 contribution for employees' kids' Trump Accounts.

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