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How to grapple with short sellers?

Short sellers, who seemed so out-of-favor just a few years ago, have had a great run recently. There have certainly been plenty of targets. The Financial Times raises a timely issue: how do you deal Read more...

David vs. Lehman

One commentator is quite sure that David Einhorn of Greenlight Capital has covered his shor Lehman Brothers positions. The question is whether he is now long? Read more...

David Einhorn: Wall Street rock star

The head of Greenlight Capital just been given the New York magazine treatment,which solidifies his rock-star status on Wall Street. David Einhorn should be careful. Fame is fleeting. This is a good Read more...

Lehman Brothers can't seem to win

Lehman Brothers' stock has really tanked the last few days, and you have to wonder how long management can survive. It seems like the top dogs have lost the lost Read more...

Is Lehman Brothers' future any clearer?

This is what a Portfolio commentary says about Lehman Brothers' pre-announcement: "... there's a definite feeling of slow-motion trainwreck here. Still, at least the Read more...

Man in the spotlight: David Einhorn

He's one of Lehman Brothers' highest profile critics, a man who has bet heavily against the firm. A real thorn in the firm's side, particularly for Erin Callan, Lehman's CFO. David Einhorn, 39, of Read more...

Lehman to make early earnings announcement?

Lehman Brothers is in a tough spot. Fairly or not, the shorts have gained the high ground in their war against the stock. Led by David Einhorn of Greenlight Capital, Read more...

What's going on with Lehman Brothers?

Not too long ago, it looked like the same market rumors that forced Bear Stearns out of business were dogging Read more...

Thoughts on the root of the crisis

  There's been a good deal of hand-wringing about how the vaunted credit crunch we're now suffering through could have happened. It still boggles the mind that a firm like Bear Stearns could go Read more...