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By Rudy Blalock Global investment bank Goldman Sachs has become the latest major corporation to scale back its diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) efforts, joining a growing trend of companies reassessing such programs in response to legal and political pressures. According to a company spokesman, Goldman Sachs has dropped its requirement for IPO clients to include women and minority…
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