The tournament started March 6th and was to conclude yesterday. Unfortunately, Cayne had to miss the last few days. No word yet on how he was doing at the Bridge tournament when he was called away.
Cayne's prediliction for bridge and other hobbies was the subject of a ballyhooed WSJ article last year. Earlier this year, Cayne officially stepped down as CEO of Bear Stearns. - Thomas Groppe
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