Morgan successfully led the American financial community's attempt to avert
a general financial collapse following the stock market panic of 1907.
Not exact matches
The stock value lost by GE in the past 12 months is twice the amount that vanished when Enron Corp.
collapsed in 2001 — and more than the combined market capitalization erased by the bankruptcies of Lehman Brothers and
General Motors during the
financial crisis.
It was a moment unimaginable in the governor's first term, or in his four years prior as state attorney
general, when he forged a reputation as a cutting - edge social liberal and a cast - iron fiscal conservative, a triangulating centrist contemptuous of public sector unions and of the anti-Wall Street outrage that erupted after the 2008
financial collapse.
State Attorney
General Eric Schneiderman has gained considerable attention — and praise from liberal groups — for his investigations of the actions of major banks in the run - up to the foreclosure crisis and
financial collapse of 2008.
If Wall Street executives had any concerns about the governor before — as a vestige, perhaps, of the rather more adversarial pose he struck following the
financial collapse, which took place when he was attorney
general — they seem to have disappeared with de Blasio's election, and the mayor's immediate push for a tax hike and limits on the proliferation of charter schools.
Perhaps part of the explanation of the market's vagaries may be attributed to the
general collapse of the dot.com sector of the
financial markets that may have curbed the enthusiasm of some «new» buyers.
There is talk that big companies like
General Motors are on the verge of
financial collapse.