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Sallie Krawcheck
Citigroup has moved chief financial officer Sallie Krawcheck to run its wealth management business. Krawcheck becomes chairman and chief executive of Citigroups' global wealth management division, replacing Todd Thomson, whose next move... [more]
Citigroup has moved chief financial officer Sallie Krawcheck to run its wealth management business. Krawcheck becomes chairman and chief executive of Citigroups' global wealth management division, replacing Todd Thomson, whose next move is unclear.
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FRANKFURT (MarketWatch) -- Mediaset SpA , an Italy-based communications and broadcasting group, was upgraded Wednesday to hold from sell at Citigroup, which said that short-term tailwinds are stronger than structural headwinds. Mediaset is likely to benefit from cost control, revenue and cost synergies in Spain following the recent deal, as well as a favorable Italian political environment, the broker said. "Assuming equity markets remain...
- Citigroup exec, former Clinton official Caputo added to Best Buy board (story.chicagochronicle.com)
- Citi Fourth Quarter and Full-Year 2009 Earnings Review (businesswire.com)
Citigroup, law enforcement refute cyber heist report: Via Computerworld Cybercrime/Hacking News.
Citigroup says no system breach, no losses of customer or bank data, funds
Citigroup and a federal law enforcement source on Tuesday refuted a claim that the bank's customers lost millions of dollars in an advanced cyber heist over the summer, leaving lingering questions over details of the alleged attack.
According to a report in Tuesday's Wall...
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- Citi Denies Theft Report (wsjonline.com)
- FBI reportedly probing hacking theft at Citi (marketwatch.com)
- U.S. Treasury Puts the Brakes on Citigroup Sale (seekingalpha.com)
The Wall Street Journal's fascinating scoop this morning on Russian hackers stealing tens of millions of dollars from Citigroup is made all the more interesting journalistically by the fact that Citi just flat denies the story. You've got to hand it to the Journal for going big with the story, which we'll assume is true. It puts the Citi...
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- Citigroup: Take the Loss, Tim (seekingalpha.com)
- Citi to raise $20.5 billion in equity sale (ktvb.com)
- Citi to repay bailout money (myrtlebeachonline.com)
Warrants the U.S. holds in Citigroup Inc., once the most valuable bank in the nation, may provide the lowest return for taxpayers who stepped in with $45 billion to save the company when no one else would.
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- Citigroup Drops Thanks to Low Price for Secondary Share Offering (bloggingstocks.com)
- Citi share slam (nypost.com)
LONDON(Reuters) - Citigroup (C.N) said it was not seeking buyers for EMI, the British music group whose owners, Terra Firma, are suing the U.S. bank for billions of dollars in damages relating to its 2007 buyout.
The statement came after The Observer newspaper reported on Sunday that Citi was lining up buyers for EMI, attempting to apply [...]
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- Kucinich panel to investigate Citigroup tax ruling (news.google.com)
A US bank is lining up potential buyers for EMI in a bid to put pressure on the indebted music firm’s owners to sell the company, it was reported.
Citigroup, which is owed £2.6bn by EMI’s owners, is reportedly understood to have approached private equity firms in the US and Sweden, as well as US music company Warner Music over purchasing the group.
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AFPGIC: Citigroup Stake To Be Diluted To About 4% After Citi OfferingWall Street JournalAs part of its efforts to pay off the government, Citigroup said it would raise $20 billion in equity, in part by selling $17 billion in common stock at ...Citi Prices Offering, Government Backs OutToronto StarGIC's stake in Citi diluted to 4%Business Times (subscription)GIC stake dips to 4% after capital raisingAsiaOneFinancial Times -Huffington Post (blog...
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- Singapore’s GIC to retain investments in Citigroup (search.msn.com)
- Singapore's GIC to keep investments in Citigroup (search.msn.com)
Alex Filonov submits: Looks like Citigroup (C) secondary offering didn't go that well. $3.15 probably isn't the price Citi wanted. Actually, I agree with Jim Cramer that it's a very good play on a possibly improving economy next couple of years.I don't think that Citi is a great company. Quite opposite. It's one of the worst banks in the world, grossly oversized and badly run. On the other hand, it's definitely too big to fail, and the...
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From the WaPo: Kucinich panel to investigate Citigroup tax ruling House subcommittee said Thursday that it will investigate the Treasury Department's decision to change a long-standing law so that Citigroup could keep billions of dollars in tax breaks. ...The Internal Revenue Service ... ruled last Friday that Citigroup could keep $38 billion in tax breaks that otherwise would decline in value as the government sells its stake in the company...
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The Washington Post has a great scoop today, reporting that the government is bailing out Citigroup even as it gets paid back (in part) for bailing out Citigroup. How's that, you say? The feds "agreed to forgo billions of dollars in potential tax payments" from Citigroup to make the "deal." As a result, Citigroup will be allowed to retain...
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From Eric Dash at the NY Times: U.S. Said to Reconsider Quick Sale of Citigroup Stake Two days after Citigroup moved to untangle itself from Washington, the Treasury reversed course Wednesday and backed away from plans to immediately sell a portion of its stake in the banking giant ... The decision came after Citigroup badly misread the financial markets on Wednesday and struggled to sell new shares to pay back its bailout funds. Oops.
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Filed under: Before the bell, International markets, Google (GOOG), Middle East, Market matters, Citigroup Inc. (C), Economic data, Financial CrisisU.S. stock futures were higher Monday morning after Abu Dhabi came to the rescue of Dubai with a $10 billion bailout on a day some debt was to expire. Meanwhile, in the U.S., Citigroup announced it will repay its bailout funds. Stocks are poised to build on Friday's momentum -- blue chip stocks...
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- Why Hasn’t Citigroup Repaid TARP Funds (247wallst.com)
Washington PostTreasury halts plan to sell off Citi StockWall Street JournalThe US government abruptly shelved plans to start trimming its 34% stake in Citigroup Inc., after investors demanded a price so low that the ...US Focuses on Winding Down AIG, Auto AssistanceBloombergCiti Shares Fall After US Delays Selling Its SharesNew York TimesUS Treasury eyes maximum price for Citigroup sharesReutersBusinessWeek -The Associated Press -Wall Street...
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Private equity firm Terra Firma is sueing Citigroup in New York courts over alleged false statements during its 2007 deal to buy EMI. Claiming that Citigroup "misrepresented fundamental facts", Terra Firma alleges that the bank fabricated a bid by Cerebus...
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- Terra Firms Sues Citi Over EMI Deal (feedburner.com)
Straits TimesCiti near deal to pay back bailout money: reportsReutersNEW YORK (Reuters) - Citigroup is nearing a deal with the US government that would allow it to pay back its bailout money, several reports said on Sunday. ...Citigroup Nears Deal to Return Billions in Bailout FundsNew York Times (blog)all 273 news articles »
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