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The Tremendous Effects of Lehman Brothers’ Fall Five Years Later

Blog Network StaffSeptember 17, 2013

The bankruptcy of Lehman Brothers was the starting point of the worst financial crisis in our recent history. The collapse of one of the most important banking institutions spread its effects worldwide. Are we still suffering the consequences of this surprising fall? Have the authorities implemented new measures to avoid another huge financial and economic […]

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