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It was a time of unbridled greed, a time of wanton. The roots of the mortgage bubble and the story of the wall street collapseand the federal authoritiess unprecedented responsefrom our most trusted business journalist. The end of wall streets boom national business news print page 2 of 17 11122008 a pictorial timeline of some wall street highs and lows from 1985 to 2007. This article was originally published in june 2012.
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