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		<title>Banking goes bonkers &#8211; a year on: figures from the financial fallout</title>
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Exactly one year ago, at 5:38 am London time, the world&#8217;s biggest ever bankruptcy was confirmed. The $646 billion collapse of Wall Street banking giant Lehman Brothers &#8211; roughly 10-times bigger than the failure of US energy group Enron &#8211; followed a frantic weekend of last gasp talks between the bank, the US Federal [...]]]></description>
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