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stunning in light of the fact that the Company's Manhattan headquarters alone was worth $8 per share. 13. Indeed, Dimon later stated that, without the Federal Reserve's provision of $30 billion in funding, the deal "would have been very hard to do. Without the Fed to help mitigate the risk, to protect us from an ov

ay cause a slowdown in its investment banking operation." The Company's stock fell $6.03 as a result, closing at $121.22. 228. On August 3, 2007, Standard & Poor's Ratings Services said it had revised its outlook on Bear Steams from stable to negative. Notwithstanding the Company's denials, the ratings firm explained that "Bea