«
»

Lehman Packs Up – New York Post

The storied investment bank files for failure insurance as well as sends employees make-up during the gloomy day upon Wall Street. video.nypost.com … Lehman failure AIG bank dollar wall street

Related Posts

This entry was posted on Sunday, August 23rd, 2009 at 9:55 pm and is filed under bankruptcy. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site.

25 Responses to “Lehman Packs Up – New York Post”

  1. Love how they’re following the woman in the mini skirt.

  2. That’s what you get for working for a company that doesn’t know business!!

  3. Laid Off?

    eLayoff. c o m

  4. Oh ho that so bad but the interesting thing is that the western world haven t said that Muslims are responsible for that or AlQueda.hahahha

  5. rot in hell greedy bastards!

  6. no sympathy whatsoever

  7. ok drama boy… i dont believe that qualifies as a cliche.

  8. I just can’t help noticing:
    7 years ago World Trade Center was attacked.
    The very symbol of wealth and prosperity (greed and arrogance).
    7 years later, well anyone can see wich way we are heading. Well done terrorists. You are victorious. Politicians even desided to not talk about politics on that day. Politicians desided to NOT serve their country on the 7th aniversary. How is that living on? You want to honor the dead? Put the focken criminals in jail (your rotten leaders).

  9. So what you are really saying is “Congress gave these guys a license to steal.”

  10. Blondebiotch2u on August 23rd, 2009 at 9:55 pm

    THE END IS ALMOST HERE!!!

  11. Money ok what should we do how about going before God as a Nation and repent and why don’t we pray for the FCC and the regulatory body, but you see congress did all this. Now to do the math and talk about experience and who will really make a difference in this problem, I see only one person Palin and McCain and Obama or bidin have no real understanding but just taxes raise them trust me, no I mean God trust him

  12. IndependantCuban on August 23rd, 2009 at 9:55 pm

    Reaganomics at its finest! Three months, six months, one year, next month, three more months, next year, Ive heard it all! No one really knows when well hit bottom and recover, but maybe and if we recover is looming and our confidence in our government dwindles with our declining 201k’s and pentions. My grand father is dying and he said “im glad I wont be around for the recession and the possible depression”! He lived the first one and doesnt say very many things about it, except for “greed”!

  13. bye,bye america…

  14. How many times do the american people have to be hit over the head with the same information every single day before they wake the f*ck up and realize what is really going on here?

  15. Gramm was one of five co-sponsors of the Commodity Futures Modernization Act of 2000. One provision of the bill was referred to as the “Enron loophole” because the House Agriculture Committee drafted it and it was later applied to Enron. Some critics blame the provision for permitting the Enron scandal to occur. At the time, Gramm’s wife was previously on Enron’s board of directors.
    Now McCain wants America to believe that he will ‘change’ wall street?
    Are you f*cking kidding me?!

  16. Anyone who thinks that McCain knows what he’s doing on the economy needs to look over his buddy Phil Gramm’s Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act of 1999 and also realize that by the fact of this particular legislation the corporate loopholes were created to help muddy the waters for congressional oversight and create a cone of silence to keep the unlawful practices of large corporations from sight of the American people.
    Thanks for nothing, John and Phil.
    You should be proud of yourselves.

  17. melaniestevens on August 23rd, 2009 at 9:55 pm

    brace for a depression

  18. I better finish up my bachlors and get out of this country, jk. The market will bounce back it will just take some time. We’ve suffered worse economic struggles. The housing market will strengthen, banks will merge, the dollar will become strong again, just not as soon as we want it to.

  19. KimInLosAngeles on August 23rd, 2009 at 9:55 pm

    FDIC has about $35 billion & it’s backing $3 trillion.

    If Washington Mutual, the LARGEST savings bank in the U.S., goes belly up, some financial experts say that not lot of money will be left in FDIC.

    Washington Mutual stock price:
    $39.25 on Sep. 19, 2007
    Today’s price is $2.25

    $35 billion & $3 trillion. You do the math.

  20. onlinetheaterorg on August 23rd, 2009 at 9:55 pm

    ur a dlck

  21. America dying from within.

    China and the Arab world booming :D

  22. this is FED foulth…

    Movie Octopus (dot) com

  23. MarquisdeBarrabas on August 23rd, 2009 at 9:55 pm

    “unless we can figure out a way to legislate corrupt human nature.”

    James Madison & pals made a pretty good go at it.

  24. MarquisdeBarrabas on August 23rd, 2009 at 9:55 pm

    Got some stocks to sell, uh?

  25. MarquisdeBarrabas on August 23rd, 2009 at 9:55 pm

    Why don’t you thank Friedman and his minions (Ray-gun, Clinton, Bush I & II, etc)?

    The free-marketeers thought Bretton Woods was too Socialist to live by and now we’re back to the beggining of last century.

Leave a Reply