The US Labor Day weekend, the first one in September, is usually the last gasp of summer for Wall Street investment bankers, a time of lazing on the beach at their Hamptons homes as they store up energy for the gruelling autumn calendar ahead. Of course last year’s holiday, coming on the heels of Russia’s debt default and a near 20% drop in the Dow, was relaxing for no-one.
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