NEW YORK (AP) — The CEO and chairman of Goldman Sachs says that he has a form of lymphoma that is “highly curable.”
Lloyd Blankfein said in a post on the firm’s website Tuesday that he underwent a series of tests after not feeling well for several weeks. The executive said that he’ll receive chemotherapy in New York over the next several months as part of his treatment plan.
He wrote that “My doctors’ and my own expectation is that I will be cured.”
Blankfein, who’s also known for his philanthropy, said he’ll reduce travel during treatment but will be able to “work substantially as normal.”
Blankfein said he’s discussed his planned work approach with the Goldman Sachs board and that they are supportive.
Shares of the New York-based company fell slightly in premarket trading.
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Blankfein, who’s also known for his philanthropy
let me suggest he’s better known as the ceo of one of the most reviled and predatory financial institutions on the planet…
eh, early stages and highly treatable. how fortunate for him.
Especially when money’s no object. No Emergency rooms for him.
Couldn’t happen to a nicer guy!!
Unfortunately, society has an advanced case of Goldman Sachs, which is not so highly curable.
Fortunately for him, if he needs Daraprim, he can still afford it.