Crappy Art Market Fails to Take Revenge on Richard Fuld
Equally infuriating: Lars Ulrich got $13.5 million for his Basquiat!
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Christie’s is selling 'master drawings from a private collection' that turns out to be Lehman Brothers CEO Richard Fuld’s.
An angry ex–Lehman employee writes a scathing essay about the demise of the investment bank.
In the face of Representative Henry Waxman's hard heart and perhaps fearing his secret chamber of whips and snares, Lehman CEO Richard Fuld got right down to the business of apologizing this morning.
It was really quite an impressive bargain, especially when you think of it in pounds.
The 158-year-old investment bank is reportedly in talks to sell itself.
Lehman Brothers this morning attempted to quell investor anxiety by releasing results a week before they were due.
Shares of Lehman Brothers hit a ten-year low today as efforts by the bank to raise capital appeared to fail.
The ‘Times’ business columnist left us with a few final thoughts before going on vacay.
Richard Fuld’s bank has another up-and-down day; NBC’s Jeff Zucker is pleased with himself; and J.Crew brings Nantucket red to Tribeca.
The ex-CFO leaves the embattled bank and its vicious queen CEO for hot Swiss action.
Morgan Stanley CEO John Mack grapples with plummeting profits and a rogue trader, a summer associate messes with the wrong guy at the company picnic, and Rachael Ray buys in the Hamptons, in our daily roundup of finance, law, media, and real-estate news.
As Lehman reports its first quarterly loss as a public company, questions arise about the longevity of its CEO. But who would want to wear those shoes?
Whoa. We knew Dick Fuld was not a fan of Lehman Brothers COO's sleazy green suits or CFO Erin Callan's nude lipstick, but we didn't think he'd FIRE them.
The Lehman Brothers CEO urges staff to dress for the job they want...to keep.
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