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Jewelry
It might be a blessing for some that Merrill Lynch's founders didn't live to see the end of an era - The largest brokerage firm going down. The bull on Merrill Lynch's Logo has long symbolized Wall Street's optimism. Bull no more, a company that survived the 1929 stock market crash but not this time. Hmm, so is that an exaggeration to compare now to the Great Depression?

Friday September 19, 2008 : 04:34 PM

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