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Lehman

[lee-muhn, ley-]

noun

  1. Herbert H(enry), 1878–1963, U.S. banker and statesman.



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After Lehman collapsed in September 2008 and Neuberger emerged from the ruins, Rees, with others, restarted the business.

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A respected voice on Wall Street, Einhorn advised shorting Lehman Brothers a year before its collapse in the global financial crisis.

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George Soros warned of an “internet bubble” in 1999, before the 2000 tech bust, and a “superbubble” in July 2008, two months before Lehman Bros. collapsed.

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George Soros warned of an “internet bubble” in 1999, before the 2000 tech bust, and a “superbubble” in July 2008, two months before Lehman Brothers collapsed.

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Lehman Brothers would fail 16 months later, leading to the worst contraction since the 1930s.

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