Our Days, Richard Fuld.

Fuld's first job was as an air force pilot, but his military career came to an abrupt end because of a fist-and-fist conflict with the chief. It is said that this time it was for an intern who was ridiculed by the Chief Executive. 65438-0969 joined Lehman Brothers, started as a commercial paper trader and gradually grew into a company executive. As a company veteran, Fuld witnessed and participated in a series of major events, including the acquisition of Kuhn and Loeb &; Co.), acquired by American Express, acquired Hatton Company (E.F. Hutton &; Co.), and finally became independent from American Express. Since 1994 left American Express, Lehman Brothers has grown from a small company only engaged in bond business to an excellent investment bank that can compete with Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley. Businessweek once called him "the bulldog of Wall Street". In the 9. 1 1 incident, he calmly directed employees to evacuate, and was able to decisively and quickly transform a hotel into Lehman headquarters, which was widely praised on Wall Street. Lehman Brothers shares are 20 times higher than 1994.