J.P. Morgan Chase & Co. agrees to buy a hemorrhaging Bear Stearns for a rock-bottom price. What does this mean for battered U.S. stocks?
How lawyers put a complex deal together, very quickly. …
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On a day that's "as bad as it can get," employees at Bear Stearns share the timbre of their grief …
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What can you buy for $2? Besides Bear Stearns, of course. View Slideshow
Lehman Brothers and Goldman Sachs inject hope into the credit crunch that crushed Bear Stearns. …
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Parsing through Bear's $236 million price tag. …
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Investors nervous as markets fall in Europe and Asia. …
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Investors react to the sudden devaluation of Wall Street. …
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J.P. Morgan agrees to buy Bear Stearns, but only for $2 a share. Feds agree to take on risky assets. …
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A guide to understanding the current crisis. …
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J.P. Morgan and New York Fed provide financing …
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