Lehman Brothers, 10 years on: seven lessons for investors

Interestingly, long-term investors in Ireland have not fared badly over the last decade

Ten years on from Lehmans: Could the 2008 crisis happen again?

A decade after the world’s worst financial meltdown, history may be repeating itself

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Trump has got it completely wrong on Paris

Martin Wolf: The US president’s appeal to irrationality and xenophobia is frightening

Incoming US treasury secretary to cut corporate tax

Trump-selected Steven Mnuchin plans to cut corporate tax from 35 per cent to 15 per cent

Obama expected to step further into ‘Brexit’ debate

US president will offer arguments against Britain leaving EU if asked during UK visit

Two Irishmen among new Goldman Sachs partners

Fergal O’Driscoll and Colin Ryan join elite partnership of global investment bank

AIG failure would have been ‘scarier’ than that of Lehmans

Former US treasury secretary Timothy Geithner testifies in court action against US government

Accounting rule to blame for US crash, says top US economist Brian Wesbury

Mark-to-market accounting implicated in financial meltdown

Buffett is rare beacon of common sense in the US

83-year-old is full of philanthropic good advice and investing wisdom

Why Lehman Brothers was allowed to fail

In a departure from its strategy on other banks, the US Federal Reserve refused to assume any of the risk faced by potential buyers. That decision had massive repercussions

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Cypriot bailout terms welcome but further crises loom unless systemic action taken

Deal confirms EU got it wrong on Ireland but let’s not expect compensation