Facebook famously got its start at Harvard. Could the next great social network come from within the rarified walls of Goldman Sachs? That’s what the investment bank has planned with Symphony --
a messaging and social service that is already popular among employees and is expected to make a public debut by July. Give the service a fighting chance, a consortium of 15 banks (include Goldman)
have already invested $66 million in Symphony, The New York Post reports, citing sources.
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