September 20, 2021

Write-Offs: 08.16.13

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$$$UBS Repays Loan It Received During Bailout [Dealbook]

$$$BlackBerry CEO to Make $55.6 Million If He Sells Company [Bloomberg]

$$$JPMorgan Marketing Downtown’s 1 Chase Manhattan Plaza [Bloomberg]

$$$DOJ files appeal to block Bernanke from testifying in AIG-bailout case [WSJ]

$$$ A Louisiana man was jailed early yesterday morning and charged with battery, public intimidation, and disturbing the peace after he rode his horse into a bar multiple times, and then lassoed a man and dragged him through a nearby parking lot. [TSG]

$$$JPMorgan in $23 million settlement with clients over Lehman [Reuters]

$$$Porsche Faces New Hedge Fund Cartel Claim in Legal Battle [Bloomberg]

$$$Ferris Bueller Ferrari is up for auction [CNBC]

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