Mar 162010
Francine McKenna’s take on Lehman and E & Y
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Thank you, sir! I hope all is well on your side of the Atlantic. Cheers.
@Francine McKenna
It’s great – subject to the need to reflate the economy, keep bankers at bay, and all that entails!