Lehman Brothers

Lehman Brothers

Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc. (Pink Sheets: LEHMQ, former NYSE ticker symbol LEH) was a global financial-services firm which, until declaring bankruptcy in 2008, participated in business in investment banking, equity and fixed-income sales, research and trading, investment management, private equity, and private banking. It was a primary dealer in the U.S. Treasury securities market. Its primary subsidiaries included Lehman Brothers Inc., Neuberger Berman Inc., Aurora Loan Services, Inc., SIB Mortgage Corporation, Lehman Brothers Bank, FSB, Eagle Energy Partners, and the Crossroads Group. The firm's worldwide headquarters were in New York City, with regional headquarters in London and Tokyo, as well as offices located throughout the world. Read More

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Lehman to buy remaining Archstone stake for $1.58 billion

By Reuters

Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc said it has bought the remaining 26.5 percent of apartment company Archstone from Barclays Capital <BARC.L> and Bank of America Corp <BAC.N> for $1.58 billion. (11:42 am)

MORE TOPICS: BANK OF AMERICA, BARCLAYS, COURT, LAWSUIT

Lehman in $1.58 billion Archstone apartment deal: sources

By Reuters

Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc, one of three owners of Archstone, has reached a deal to buy the last portion of the apartment company it does not own for $1.58 billion, sources with knowledge of the matter said on Thursday. (2:49 am)

MORE TOPICS: BANK OF AMERICA, BARCLAYS, COURT, NEW YORK, LAWSUIT, INVESTMENT

SEC Reported Not Charging Lehman; Schapiro Statement Disputed

By IBTimes

The staff of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission has concluded its investigation into Lehman Brothers Holdings and will not likely recommend charges, according to the excerpt of a memo. (11:38 pm)

MORE TOPICS: SEC, CONGRESS

SEC unlikely to file charges in Lehman case - memo

By Reuters UK

The staff of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission has concluded its investigation into Lehman Brothers Holdings and will not likely recommend charges, according to the excerpt of a memo sent to Reuters. (11:14 pm)

MORE TOPICS: SEC, COURT, COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE, INVESTMENT, CONGRESS

Top women on Wall Street: Equal-opportunity axing?

By Reuters

The financial crisis and its aftermath have been brutal for Wall Street's richest and most powerful women. The latest casualty: Ina Drew, the head of JPMorgan Chase's chief investment office, who departed last week after the bank suffered mammoth trading losses. (11:00 pm)

MORE TOPICS: CITIGROUP, BANK OF AMERICA, JPMORGAN CHASE, U.S. BANCORP, WELLS FARGO, MANAGEMENT

Gupta trial jury told about "top secret" Buffett deal

By Reuters

The deal that gave Goldman Sachs Group Inc a $5 billion boost from renowned investor Warren Buffet at the height of the 2008 financial crisis was "as top secret as you could get," a leading banker testified at the insider-trading trial of onetime Goldman board member Rajat Gupta. (May 23)

MORE TOPICS: RAJ RAJARATNAM, GOLDMAN SACHS, LLOYD BLANKFEIN, COURT, NEW YORK, INSIDER TRADING

Gold slips in line with euro ahead of EU meeting
Gold Slips in Line with Euro ahead of EU Meeting

By Reuters

Gold prices fell, coming under pressure as concerns that a European Union meeting later on Wednesday would fail to significantly ease worries over the euro zone debt crisis lifted the dollar to a 21-month high against the euro. (May 23)

MORE TOPICS: GOLD, HSBC, EUROPEAN UNION, GOLD PRICES, ELECTIONS, INDIA

European shop investment lowest since Lehman failed

By Reuters UK

Worsening political and economic turmoil in the euro zone has knocked investment in Europe's shopping centres and stores to its lowest level since the collapse of Lehman Brothers investment bank in 2008, data showed. (May 23)

MORE TOPICS: RETAIL, INVESTMENT

Greece
IMF Warns Greece's Euro Exit Would be "Quite Messy" and "Extremely Expensive"

By Economy Watch

Head of the International Monetary Fund, Christine Lagarde, has warned that the consequences of Greece exiting the euro would be "extremely expensive and hard, and not just for Greece." (May 21)

MORE TOPICS: UNEMPLOYMENT, IMF, ELECTIONS, EUROPEAN CENTRAL BANK, INTERNATIONAL MONETARY FUND, SILVER

Analysis: China's towering metal stockpiles cast economic shadow

By Reuters

When metals warehouses in top consumer China are so full that workers start stockpiling iron ore in granaries and copper in car parks, you know the global economy could be in trouble. (May 18)

MORE TOPICS: CHINA, HSBC, MERRILL LYNCH, MANUFACTURING, RETAIL SALES, RETAIL

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