Mar 31st, 2009 - CNNMoney
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NEW YORK (Fortune) -- For Goldman Sachs, making money is usually easy. Giving it back, on the other hand, is turning into quite a challenge.
Next month, the New York-based investment firm is expected to post the results of its first full quarter since it formally became a bank holding company last fall. Goldman took that move to quell worries it would run short of cash in the market swoon.
Analysts expect Goldman (GS, Fortune 500) to bounce back from the fourth quarter, when it posted its first-ever loss as a public company, and report a $1.24-a-share profit. The company says weaker competition has helped.
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