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From Goldman Derivatives to Downward-Facing Dog
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April 15, 2014
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7:01Now PlayingApril 14 (Bloomberg) -- Rishi Bali went from the dog-eat-dog world of Wall Street to the world of downward facing dog in the yoga industry. He previously worked at Goldman Sachs in the derivatives prime brokerage department. Last year he launched YOGASMOGA, a manufacturer and retailer of Yoga apparel. He discussed the origins of yoga, the special fabric YOGASMOGA uses, the troubles of Lululemon, his switch from Goldman Sachs to yoga and the demand for yoga apparel. (Source: Bloomberg)
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