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11 Jun 2008 20:09

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Ken Lewis doesn’t plan to spend Bank of America’s “petty cash” on an investment bank. Even without BofA, Lehman could be at risk of losing its independence. If its capital and confidence-building measures don’t soon reverse its share price slide, it will certainly be cheap.

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