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dilligaff
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your employer...
Jimmy Cayne, who remains non-executive chairman, stepped down after reporting an $854 million fourth-quarter loss, the first in the company's history. He was at a bridge tournament in Detroit last week as speculation about the firm's cash position pummeled the stock. Cayne ranked as Wall Street's richest CEO, with $1.3 billion of assets, according to Forbes magazine's 2007 billionaire survey. His stake in the firm approached $1 billion last year when the shares reached their peak price of $170. Under terms of the JPMorgan takeover, his holdings are now worth about $12 million.
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Jacques_1
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Shaun_Siddall
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LOL WHAT HAPPENED TO THE STOPP LOSS.... im only joking some of the okes at some of private banks in SA must be feeling like that.
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