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Indeed, Goldman became known as the savviest and most prestigious firm on the street in part because it had no scruples about simultaneously betting against products it was selling.

Legislating a Conscience on Wall Street 2010

Indeed, Goldman became known as the savviest and most prestigious firm on the street in part because it had no scruples about simultaneously betting against products it was selling.

Legislating a Conscience on Wall Street 2010

Ah, yes, the breast cancer donation, the savviest of all humanitarian contributions.

Rare Diamond Nominally Attached to Barbie For Sale (VIDEO) Travis Korte 2010

John Burns of John Burns Real Estate Consulting, one of the nation's savviest real estate analysts, invokes the seven-and-seven rule.

In this recovery, Washington has less power over the economy than you think Allan Sloan 2010

Ah, yes, the breast cancer donation, the savviest of all humanitarian contributions.

Rare Diamond Nominally Attached to Barbie For Sale (VIDEO) Travis Korte 2010

Ah, yes, the breast cancer donation, the savviest of all humanitarian contributions.

Rare Diamond Nominally Attached to Barbie For Sale (VIDEO) Travis Korte 2010

It is the Internet hang-out for the savviest and occasionally snarkiest community of celebrity and pop culture observers a mainstream media website could ever hope to attract.

About this blog -- updated 2011

Think about it: Young people driven to seek transcendent thrills are not exactly the savviest of negotiators.

Spencer Critchley: It Wasn't Just the "Pressures of Fame" That Killed Whitney Houston (or Amy Winehouse, or Michael Jackson, or Heath Ledger...) Spencer Critchley 2012

You could tell whose staff was savviest by seeing whose ads appeared when you did a search for their opponents.

In the Plex Steven Levy 2011

Ah, yes, the breast cancer donation, the savviest of all humanitarian contributions.

Rare Diamond Nominally Attached to Barbie For Sale (VIDEO) Travis Korte 2010