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Citigroup Layoffs Overshadow Interest Rate to Spike to Come for Some Card HoldersWhile it is tempting to put the news of the Citigroup layoffs out of your mind, if you are a card holder, the Citigroup layoff news may be overshadowing the fact that your Citigroup credit card rate may take a hike.
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Citigroup's Proposed $285 Million SEC Settlement Rejected by JudgeIn a proposed settlement of $285 million offered by Citigroup to the SEC, the presiding judge in the case rejected the deal, claiming Citigroup must face trial and address the allegations brought against them by the SEC. -
Citigroup Workers Won't Share Wealth with the UnemployedNasty predicament my Citigroup friend is in. His religion sets him up as a potential saint, demands 10 percent of his annual income, and demands that he also do work within the church.
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How Will the Citigroup Layoffs Affect Tucson, Arizona?Citigroup's layoffs, according to BBC news, have already been around 75,000 as of today. In the New York Times, we see that an additional 9,000 job cuts are on the block within the next several months.
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Citigroup Receives Second Government BailoutCitigroup will receive a $20 billion capital injection from the government.
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CIT Group Vs Citigroup: CIT Files for Bankruptcy...What About Citigroup?CIT Group vs: Citigroup: is CIT Group related to Citigroup? CIT Group filed for bankruptcy - does that mean anything for Citigroup? All these questions are filling the minds of investors as yet another bankruptcy takes the...
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What If You Had Bought Citigroup Call Options During the March 2009 Lows?This simulation uses historical volatilities to approximate how much money could have been made if you bought Citigroup March 2009 call options off of the stock's 52-week low.
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Citigroup Stock is Returning for InvestorsCitigroup is a banking stock you may not want to leave out of your portfolio. -
Citigroup Begging for Another HandoutCitigroup is whining that, because of its incompetence, it needs more money on top of the $25 billion they were given a month ago.
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Citigroup Bailout Agreed; New Era of Government Involvement and What it Means to YouWhile the Citigroup bailout plans are revealed, what's on the mind of American taxpayers isn't the specifics. Rather, the American public wants to know what this means to them.
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Citigroup Layoffs Affect IT Worker, FamilyCitigroup announced today it would cut more than 50,000 jobs, or about 14 percent of its workforce, as part of an ongoing effort to cut expenses in the wake of a global economic crisis. -
Citigroup Layoffs Much Higher Than ExpectedThe struggling bank Citigroup announced over 52,000 layoffs to come at the beginning of 2009, which was higher than anticipated as the bank continues to suffer from the credit crisis.
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Wachovia Agrees to Buyout by CitigroupIn the latest chapter of the financial crisis, Wachovia agreed to a buyout from the increasingly powerful bank Citigroup, who will absorb Wachovia's 42 billion dollar debt.
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Wachovia Takeover by Citigroup Precedes $700 Billion Dollar Bailout Vote in CongressCitigroup bought out Wachovia's banking operations on Monday, September 29, hours before Congress was to convene and debate on the $700 billion bailout vote. Opposition to the bailout has caused confidence to slide and world markets closed accordingly. -
Data Behind Citigroup Stock Price Suggest Successful Fleecing of ConsumersCitigroup stock fell by almost 3% today, but the story behind the Citi stock price actually points to gargantuan earnings. Is the stunning fiscal health of the Citi due to shrewd business practices or a fleecing of consumers? -
Citigroup Considers $100 Million Dollar Bonus to Phibro ExecutiveA review of recent news suggesting Citigroup, recipients of $45 billion in bail out funds, may be considering paying out a $100 million bonus to their head of thier Energy Trading Unit, Phibro. -
Citigroup is Dead. Financial Supermarket is Dead. Banks that Are "Too Big to Fail" Are Too BigCitigroup is Dead. Financial Supermarket is Dead. Banks that are "Too Big to Fail" are Too Big. Still, we must Throw Good Money after Bad. How did we get here?
