Goldman launched the “One Million Black Women” program pledging $10 billion in investments specifically aimed at supporting ...

Goldman Sachs' changes will probably not avoid scrutiny, because although their terminology appears to be race-neutral, its ...

Black in Business,” one program in the effort, is now about staying “in the black,” in reference to profits—not race ...

Goldman Sachs has reportedly scrubbed mentions of race from a company webpage and tweaked a program founded to invest in Black women, as Wall Street continues to back away from diversity ...

Goldman Sachs GS0.25%increase ... The Wall Street giant four years ago launched its “One Million Black Women” program, a multibillion-dollar commitment to invest in Black women.

Elsewhere, Goldman’s “Black in Business” education program now describes itself as a way to help business founders “stay in the black,” a term for being profitable. Company sites ...

In 2021, Goldman Sachs launched its One Million Black Women initiative—a multibillion-dollar commitment to reinvest in Black women and their businesses. Now, the firm has revised website ...