Goldman Sachs released its earnings from Q1 2017. Overall, the bank reported revenues of $8.03 billion, and net earnings of $2.26 billion at the end of the quarter on March 31. However, the bank still failed to meet Wall Street expectations. Thomson Reuters had predicted Goldman Sachs share value to be $5.31 a share, and the actual value was $5.15 a share.
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