Goldman Sachs Target as Protests Curb Some West Coast Shipping
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Occupy Wall Street activists interrupted shipping at some West Coast ports while falling short of a coordinated shutdown aimed at Goldman Sachs Group Inc., which owns a stake in the largest cargo-terminal operator.
Terminals in Oakland, California; Portland, Oregon, and Seattle were blocked at least part of the day by protesters, angering some of the truck drivers and port workers they professed to support with their demonstrations.