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Really! The former Bear Stearns CEO swears!
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Really! The former Bear Stearns CEO swears!
"In William Cohan's book 'House of Cards,' you are quoted saying some unfavorable things about Secretary Geithner. Do you recall?"
Nope, nothing. Not a thing.
In his new book, the former Bear Stearns chairman gets revenge on the CEO who ousted him.
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