(Bloomberg) It was the afternoon of Sept. 9, and tensions were rising in the 31st-floor office of Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc. Chief Executive Officer Richard S. Fuld Jr.
That morning news broke that the Korea Development Bank had pulled out of talks to buy a stake in the New York-based securities firm. By 1 p.m., Lehman's already battered stock had plunged another 43 percent.
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