Lehman's Very Expensive Bankruptcy Battle Is Finally Over
Now that a judge has awarded Lehman Brothers approval to exit bankruptcy, the investment bank that everybody loves to hate is one step closer to retribution.
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The guy Europe's financial lobby hired to fix its image feels "pipe-and-slippers at home in a disaster zone," the Telegraph once wrote, which makes sense, since he's tried to manage some of the worst PR disasters in recent memory.
Now that a judge has awarded Lehman Brothers approval to exit bankruptcy, the investment bank that everybody loves to hate is one step closer to retribution.
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