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Title:	Investors Hub - Real Stocks () Message Board - Post #6781
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Forum:	Real Stocks
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Investors Hub - Real Stocks () Message Board - Post #6781

Started 1 month, 1 week ago (2008-10-07 00:22:00) by mtcinc0

Time to open up Wall Street's books to the world 12:01a ET October 7, 2008 (MarketWatch) NEW YORK (MarketWatch) -- The gorilla of Wall Street doesn't seem to be as smart as a trained monkey. Dick Fuld, the head of whatever is left of bankrupt Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc. , was dragged Monday to Capitol Hill, where he argued that the company's demise was the result of some bad ...