This is a list of the biggest corporate bankruptcies according to the Associated Press. Is it any wonder that the market tanked this week?br /br /For starters, Lehman was six times bigger than the second biggest filing and 10 times bigger than the third. AIG was 60% bigger than Lehman, according to the June 2008 balance sheet on MarketWatch.com.br /br /The amounts are unot/u adjusted for inflation.br /olliAIG – $1.04 trillion (if the Feds had let it go)br //liliLehman Brothers Holdings Inc., Sept. 15, 2008, $639 billion/liliWorldCom Inc., July 21, 2002, $103.91 billion/liliEnron Corp., Dec. 2, 2001, $63.39 billion/liliConseco Inc., Dec. 18, 2002, $61.39 billion/liliTexaco Inc., April 12, 1987, $35.89 billion/liliFinancial Corp. of America, Sept. 9, 1988, $33.86 billion/liliRefco Inc., Oct. 17, 2005, $33.33 billion/liliGlobal Crossing Ltd., Jan. 28, 2002, $30.19 billion/liliPacific Gas and Electric Co., April 6, 2001, $29.77 billion/liliUAL Corp., Dec. 9, 2002, $25.2 billion/liliDelta Air Lines Inc., Sept. 14, 2005, $21.8 billion/liliAdelphia Communications, June 25, 2002, $21.5 billion/liliMcorp, March 31, 1989, $20.23 billion/liliMirant Corp., July 14, 2003, $19.42 billion/liliDelphi Corp., Oct. 8, 2005, $16.59 billion/li/olToo big too fail? Is the USA Treasury big enough to do anything about it? I hope to (insert deity) that it is.