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"Lehman's books were in such a mess that I don't think they knew where they were."
CEOs haggle over billions.
"While most investment banks claim to have a 'no-jerk' policy on hiring," the 'FT' tells us today, at Barclays "the policy is taken seriously."
Recess is over, and Congress will be scrutinizing the big boys.
The British investment bank, which walked away from a deal to buy portions of Lehman last Sunday, is apparently still sniffing around.
In today's Company Town: Yahoo goes down, 'The Wall Street Journal' gets sloppy, Harry Macklowe throws in the towel, and more.
Once again, the Aussie media mogul is all over our daily industry roundup.
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