February 09, 2009
Another day, another reason for the simmering rage of the proletariat to explode in revolutionary anger against the rich! Even more rich, rich Wall Street bastards have pulled shady real estate stunts. The rage; it burns! Failed Lehman Bros. exec "Dick" Fuld wasn't the only rich, rich guy to shelter...
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Hamilton Nolan
at 10:46 AM
January 29, 2009
It’s not the best of times for Kings. From Wall Street titans like Dick Fuld to Main Street titans like Howard Schultz the future looks difficult. Even the kings of the blogging world are beginning to whine. On the same day that Mike Arrington announced a vacation from blogging and blamed othe...
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at 7:16 AM
January 28, 2009
Dick Fuld is in the news again — this time for selling a $14 million Florida house to his wife for $100. No one is quite sure why he felt he needed to do this, but some are speculating that he may be trying to hide assets from Lehman Brothers shareholders in case they are getting ready to sue ...
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Meg Marco
at 10:56 AM
January 26, 2009
If you thought "buying" a $13,300,000 manse for $100 was a good deal then get a load of this: “This is not a true sale,� said Laurie Delong, a customer service representative in the Martin County assessor’s office. “[Fuld] more than likely quit-claimed this property over to her. That’s an ...
A Spork in the Drawer
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Former Lehman Brothers CEO Dick Fuld has sold his $13,300,000 Florida mansion. ...to his wife for $100. Notes the NYT: It is possible that he is now transferring properties because of his fears of investor lawsuits or a possible bankruptcy, lawyers in Florida said. “This is the oldest trick in the...
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at 9:36 AM
Fishy, fishy, fishy: Sounds like former Lehman Brothers CEO Dick Fuld is trying to get what assets he can out of the way of those lawsuits that he's facing which could cost him big time. He's sold his $13.75 million......
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at 8:44 AM
January 13, 2009
Men with unusually long ring fingers are more likely to be either a successful stock trader, or gay. So what does that tell us about the government's wise men patching up the economy? A background on the science: Men typically have longer ring fingers than index fingers, while women's fingers are ev...
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Owen Thomas
at 2:30 PM
January 09, 2009
I'm not sure when it happened, but I think that I've slipped into a Charles Dickens novel. I got my first clue that something was up back in September, when Lehman Brothers filed for bankruptcy. Amid scandals over bailouts and backroom deals, congressional testimony and AIG retreats, one figure quic...
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Bruce Watson
at 6:15 PM
January 07, 2009
Unconspicuous consumption is the hot new thing. That $300 million megayacht? Tacky, what with the layoffs. Private jet? Forget about it, after Detroit's debacle. Even the celebrity goodie-bag business is endangered. Dick Fuld, the Lehman Brothers CEO who oversaw the Wall Street bank's crash into ban...
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Owen Thomas
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That's according to the NY Post's Page Six Sightings:Former Lehman Bros. chairman Dick Fuld and his wife, Kathy, learning to fly commercial, being instructed by a man who appeared to be their driver on how to work the JetBlue self......
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