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Lazard proves a hazard as Goldman IPO goes into reverse

  • 10 Jun 2005
Talking of Goldman IPOs that have gone sourer than the perfect citron pressé, what were investors saying about the Lazard offering, which Goldie led huffing and puffing to the starting gate?
Weren't we promised that while Lazard's chief executive, Bruce Wasserstein, might need Thomas the ...

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