Insight: Goldman's low-cost Utah bet buoys its bottom-line
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Goldman Sachs Group Inc has been quietly moving thousands of jobs from pricey places like New York and London to cheaper cities like Salt Lake City in recent years, and executives said on Thursday those efforts are finally starting to show up in the bank's results.
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