Lehman Brothers' latest march toward the once-unthinkable price of $10 a share was interrupted when a Korean bank expressed interest Friday in the struggling brokerage firm.
The question now is whether CEO Dick Fuld is willing to reciprocate.
Lehman chief feels the heat
Lehman Brothers CEO Dick Fuld is running out of time.
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