1. scenes from a meltdown
    New York Allows AIG to Borrow $20 BillionBut it’s not a bailout! says Governor Paterson. (Not yet.)
  2. scenes from a meltdown
    Coffee-Cart Man Fears Trickle DownBut what can you do?
  3. scenes from a meltdown
    Lehman Employees Hoarding Promotional Mugs, FoodLehman employees are fighting over scraps.
  4. re-potting
    Chuck Prince Gets His Groove BackDeposed Citigroup chief Chuck Prince gets a new job.
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    Holy Effing Crap: Wall Street in FlamesMetaphorically, of course. A quick guide to the current crisis for people who didn’t pay attention this weekend.
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    Hank Paulson’s Only Loyalty Is to the Chicago CubsWhich is too bad for his brother Richard, a fixed-income salesman at Lehman Brothers.
  7. photo op
    Food Cart Owners to ‘WSJ’ Reporters: ‘No Coffee For You!’We’re not the only ones put off by some of the reports coming out about Lehman Brothers.
  8. Lehman: ‘It’s Over, Man’The 158-year-old investment bank is reportedly in talks to sell itself.
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    Fuld in FullA retrospective of the career of Lehman Brothers CEO Richard ‘Eyebrows’ Fuld.
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    Dick Fuld Is Feeling Some Serious Heat Right About NowShares of Lehman Brothers hit a ten-year low today as efforts by the bank to raise capital appeared to fail.
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    Meet Herb Allison, Fannie Mae’s New CEOHe advised John McCain in his 2000 campaign and worked for Merrill Lynch for almost 30 years. But to his employees at TIAA-Cref, he was notorious for another reason.
  12. ink-stained wretches
    ‘Times’ to Consolidate SectionsThe “Business” and “Sports” sections will be joined together in an awkward marriage.
  13. the future
    Meet Christopher DavisHe trades, he advises, he reads ‘The Wall Street Journal.’ He’s 14.
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    Will Talking to the ‘Observer’ Make Analyst Tommy Kim Unemployable?People who work in finance are always skittish about publicity — but not Tommy Kim, a.k.a. D.J. Twix.
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    The Bell Tolls for Thee, Richard FuldThe walls are closing in on the Lehman Brothers CEO.
  16. early and often
    Mario Cuomo Helped Investment Firm Being Probed by Son AndrewThe State Attorney General can’t be pleased his dad is hooking up a firm that he suspects is getting too much help from politicians.
  17. it happened this week
    Falling DollarsEverything that happened last week, in case you weren’t paying attention.
  18. intel
    Tommii Cosgrove Proves Commenters Will One Day Rule the WorldWe recount our own battle against commenter Tommii Cosgrove, who brought down Credit Suisse financier Steve Rattner.
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    Wall Streeters Head WestAccording to the Chicago ‘Tribune,’ finance professionals are flocking to the outback. Why?
  20. in other news
    Steve Rattner, the Saddest Little Billionaire on Fifth AvenueSteve Rattner has one of the most fabulous apartments in Manhattan, a growing private-equity fund, and highly placed allies in the Democratic Party. So what more does he want?
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    Jimmy Cayne Almost Died Trying to Save Bear StearnsBut he’s okay! Even if Bear is not. The 73-year-old former Bear Stearns CEO talks about his near-death experience, how he did not smoke pot with that woman (not in a bathroom, anyway), and how he became “roadkill” on the brink of the firm’s collapse, all in an epic interview with ‘Fortune.’
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    Merrill Lynch CEO John Thain Has a ProblemEvery time he thinks he’s made his LAST billion dollars, he loses another! D’ohh!
  23. in other news
    HSBC to Move to 7 World Trade Center?Finally, some good news for developer Larry Silverstein.
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    Judge Orders Samuel Israel to Hand Over His ToysDeems them a distraction.
  25. early and often
    Bloomberg Beats Paterson to the Bad-Budget-News PunchNews of massive budget gaps double punches us early this week for both the city and the state.
  26. intel
    The Subprime Awards: The Saddest, Most Hilarious Tales From a Battered Wall StreetThe subprime crisis has massacred the city’s banks — and resulted in all manner of juicy details related to the subsequent layoffs. Here we hand down awards for the juiciest of these details.
  27. intel
    Why Banking Is a MovementIt’s not just a job, it’s a mentality, according to the author of the new book, ‘Damn It Feels Good to Be a Banker.’
  28. in other news
    Joe Bruno Gets a New JobThe former State Senate Majority Leader will be the CEO of an information technology firm — which, of course, has contracts with the state government.
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    In Tough Times, Wall Streeters Forced to Make Humiliating Lifestyle ChangesSome banks are requiring that their employees cut back on necessities.
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    Hedgies of the ApocalypseAs the markets decline, hedge funds like Philip Falcone’s and John Paulson’s still manage to rake in the dough.
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    The Blame’s on ThainAfter a startling $9 billion dollar write-down, everyone is piling on Merrill Lynch CEO John Thain.
  32. in other news
    The Two Faces of Henry PaulsonIt’s not just the Dow that’s low!
  33. intel
    Idiot’s Guide: Fannie Mae and Freddie MacWho are those farm children anyway, and why are they in trouble?
  34. in other news
    Ralph Cioffi Hangs On to His Dream HouseThe indicted Bear Stearns hedge-funder may lose almost everything, but he won’t lose that tony Hamptons address.
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    Citigroup Closes Vikram Pandit’s Hedge FundWill the CEO now stop smiling?
  36. in other news
    Jared Kushner Opens UpThe ‘Observer’ owner learns a little something about life through the incarceration of his father.
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    In Tough Times, Dick Fuld Keeps the Focus on FashionThe Lehman Brothers CEO urges staff to dress for the job they want…to keep.
  38. in other news
    Eliot Spitzer Pimps His New Vulture FundOn his 49th birthday, we get reports that Spitzer’s legal future looks grim, but his financial plan is a good one! Oh, yeah, and he doesn’t think the whole hooker thing was that big of a deal.
  39. in other news
    Spin-Class Shouter Will Not Be SilencedStuart Sugarman continues his fight against “spin rage.”
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    Melvyn Weiss Heads to Club FedWhich is maybe not as plush as we thought!
  41. intel
    Suze Orman: ‘Women Hurt Themselves’The financial self-help guru says that women sometimes get in the way of their own advancement.
  42. in other news
    Bear Stearns, R.I.P.Viva the Bear alumni network!
  43. in other news
    Spinning Classmates Face the Wheels of JusticeBroker Christopher Carter and hedge-fund manager Stuart Sugarman got into a fight at the gym. Today, they fight in court!
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    Bear Stearns: Like ‘Titantic,’ But Without Kate WinsletA new re-creation of the fall of Bear Stearns has Alan Schwartz as the Captain, Bruce Lisman as the Unsinkable Molly Brown, and Ace Greenberg as the string quartet.
  45. company town
    Sandy Weill Pulls Golden Carpet From Underneath Charles PrinceIn our daily industry roundup, the former Citigroup chairman second-guesses himself on the appointment of successor Charles Prince. And more!
  46. in other news
    David Holzer Is a Pretty Crappy FriendAn ex–Brean Murray trader stole $16 million from his friends and spent it on bright, shiny things and cars that go vroom. His friends are kind of mad.
  47. company town
    AIG’s Mess Continues, Right in the Middle of Spring CleaningPlus, lawsuits over poop, Andrew Cuomo busting lawyers, and ‘USA Today’ so wrong, wrong, wrong.
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    John Thain Boosts Merrill’s Hopes, Stock PricesAfter his first address to shareholders, the company’s stock jumped over 7 percent.
  49. company town
    Zuckerman, Sulzberger, and the News Corp. Board Weigh In on Murdoch’s ‘Newsday’ BidOnce again, the Aussie media mogul is all over our daily industry roundup.
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    Steve Schwarzman’s Great Library Gift, Writ SmallThe Blackstone billionaire’s name will only appear on the building in letters under three inches tall.
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