Lehman

Five Years After the Financial Collapse, Is the Economy Still at Risk?

Five years ago this month, global markets were stunned when financial services firm Lehman Brothers collapsed. The bankruptcy filing remains the largest in U.S. history, with Lehman holding over $600 billion in assets at the time. Half a decade later, we have Dodd-Frank, the most significant change to financial regulation in the United States since […]

Tougher Regulation Ahead?

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Not Too Big To Fail

Conflict & Justice
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Takeouts: Lehman Brothers’ ‘alter ego’ firm, trouble for the Steelers

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One year on: the fall of Lehman Brothers

Arts, Culture & Media
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Lehman Brothers’ corporate art up for auction

Arts, Culture & Media

The art that hung on the walls of Lehman Brothers corporate offices will be going to the auction block in a few weeks. We talk to Lawrence Pollard, the BBC art correspondent who has been investigating what’s happened to the Lehman Brothers art collection.

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Congress grills Lehman chief on financial crisis

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The House Oversight and Governmental Reform Committee grilled Dick Fuld, chief executive of Lehman Brothers, about bonuses paid to the firm’s executives even as the company appealed to the federal government for a bailout to save it from bankruptcy.

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Lehman Brothers for sale as stock tumbles

Lehman Brothers, the nation’s fourth-largest securities firm, is struggling to stay alive after investors rejected its survival plans.

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Stock markets mixed on Lehman news

U.S. stock futures are eating into overnight gains this morning after an update from Lehman Brothers Holdings failed to allay worries about the future of the firm. Guest: Ben White, New York Times Reporter

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Lehman Brother posts $3.9B loss

In a report released this morning, Lehman Brothers has posted losses of 3.9 billion dollars for the third quarter. Shares of Lehman Brothers have fallen to the lowest level in more than a decade, as investors worry that the firm is running out of options to raise capital. Guest: Matthew Bishop, chief business writer for The Economist