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Goldman Sachs Conference
02/14/01 - 10:40 PM EST
OK, so it's not exactly hardship duty to attend a cushy investment conference at a Southern California resort. But executives will still face a tough assignment when they present at the Goldman Sachs Technology Investment Symposium at the LaQuinta Resort & Club in LaQuinta, Calif., this week. For one thing, in a year when some firms have opted not to hold their technology conferences altogether, investors are starving for new nuggets of financial insight. And there's the tech slowdown in general, around which executives will have to do an artful mambo. TSC senior writers Joe Bousquin and Tom Lepri are there to tell you whether investors get their fill -- and whether tech executives really can dance.
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