One by one, the mighty of Wall Street were falling.
Bear Stearns, Lehman Brothers, AIG, Merrill Lynch – where the panic would end, no one could say.
Inside 85 Broad Street, headquarters of
Blankfein’s cool response on that September day in 2008: We’re good. We’ve got this.
“It was like an undertaker calling at your sick bed,” Blankfein, who ran Goldman for a dozen years, recalls in his new memoir, ...
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