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In response, Mr. Icahn invested in Herbalife, placing an even bigger bet that it would weather the regulatory scrutiny.

Although Barclays was well capitalized, and the F.S.A. thought it would weather the crisis, Sants did not believe that it was strong enough to absorb all the risk.

[C3.] BEAR STEARNS SEES DAYLIGHT Bear Stearns, the securities firm hit hardest by the collapse of the subprime mortgage market, said that it would weather the storm and that it was not looking for a cash infusion from an outside investor.

Executives of Bear Stearns, one of the securities firms hit hardest by the collapse of the subprime mortgage market, said yesterday that it would weather the storm and that it was not looking for a cash infusion from an outside investor.

S&P also kept Germany's rating at triple-A, and said it was confident the country would weather the euro-zone crisis.

At the time of his death, it seemed indisputable that his reputation would weather the scandal.

Asked how the Swiss banking model would weather the pressure it has come under recently to lift the veil of secrecy, Mr. Dougan was sanguine.

It remained an open question how Mr. Cain would weather the political fallout from the allegations.

And given the company's sprawling profile — it sells everything from baby shampoo to artificial hips — Mr. Funtleyder said the company would weather the recent bad news.

"Materials that would weather and improve with age evoke an atmosphere of study and contemplation".

In a memo on Wednesday, Mr. Pandit assured employees that Citigroup would weather the storm.