Goldman's pays top two execs $80 million in retention bonuses &mdash; signaling a long-term leadership plan

Goldman's pays top two execs $80 million in retention bonuses — signaling a long-term leadership plan

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Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon and his top deputy, President and COO John Waldron, stand to make millions if they continue to run the bank over the next five years, according to new compensation figures released Friday.

Goldman's pays top two execs $80 million in retention bonuses — signaling a long-term leadership plan

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