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Originally a dry-goods store that accepted cotton as payment to capitalized on the higher market value, Lehman Brothers’ were involved with the Atlantic slave trade, and was fundamental to the founding of the New York Cotton Exchange. After 158 years in operation since 1850, its collapse remains the biggest bankruptcy case in US financial history.

Originally a dry-goods store that accepted cotton as payment to capitalized on the higher market value, Lehman Brothers’ were involved with the Atlantic slave trade, and was fundamental to the founding of the New York Cotton Exchange. After 158 years in operation since 1850, its collapse remains the biggest bankruptcy case in US financial history.

Originally a dry-goods store that accepted cotton as payment to capitalized on the higher market value, Lehman Brothers’ were involved with the Atlantic slave trade, and was fundamental to the founding of the New York Cotton Exchange. After 158 years in operation since 1850, its collapse remains the biggest bankruptcy case in US financial history.

Originally a dry-goods store that accepted cotton as payment to capitalized on the higher market value, Lehman Brothers’ were involved with the Atlantic slave trade, and was fundamental to the founding of the New York Cotton Exchange. After 158 years in operation since 1850, its collapse remains the biggest bankruptcy case in US financial history.