| Welcome to Finance Insider, Business Insider's summary of the top stories of the past 24 hours. Sign up here to get the best of Business Insider delivered direct to your inbox. When Laszlo Birinyi talks about the stock market, it's in your best interest to listen. The legendary investor and president of Birinyi Associates has repeatedly nailed his predictions since the start of the bull market. And in an interview with Business Insider, Birinyi laid out his arguments for why the rally could continue. He also poked holes in many of the most popular bearish stock arguments — from high valuations, to record-low volatility, to breadth. He doesn't buy any of it. In related news, markets are shrugging off North Korea's latest missile launch. Exactly nine years ago, on September 15, 2008, Lehman Brothers became the largest bankruptcy in US history. And although Lehman Brothers ceased operations almost a decade ago, merchandise produced by the bank for its employees can still be found online. Here are our favorite Lehman Brothers items currently for sale on eBay. Elsewhere in finance news, one graphic explains everything going on in money management right now. Wall Street banks are prepping to move bankers from London to Milan. Elizabeth Warren launched an investigation into the Equifax hack. SoFi CEO Mike Cagney will resign effective immediately instead of finishing out the year. And hedge fund manager Hugh Hendry is closing his flagship fund after 15 years. In economics news, US retail sales unexpectedly fell in August. And more and more older Americans are slipping into poverty. In tech news: In other news, the Ferrari IPO is causing major headaches for other carmakers. And it's time for a "GM revolution," according to Morgan Stanley. Lastly, here are the 46 hottest cars at the 2017 Frankfurt Motor Show. | 
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