Feeling Wall Street’s pain, from Manila to Paris (Lexington Herald-Leader)

Nearly 5,000 miles from Wall Street, Dmitry Zhiltsov's recruiting agency is bleeding clients, as investment banks that once hunted Russia's financial wizards succumb to the U.S. meltdown. Flipping on the morning news, he wonders: Who will fall today? He watches the real estate market, too. If housing prices dive in his hometown of St. Petersburg, and his business dries up and banks limit ...

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