Vikram Pandit Gets Paid Too Much, Say Citigroup Shareholders
They voted against an executive-compensation proposal.
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They voted against an executive-compensation proposal.
A $285 million settlement is "neither fair, nor reasonable, nor adequate, nor in the public interest."
The president might have let Citigroup dissolve.
The former financial exec was arrested yesterday.
Or we'll lower your credit rating!
A woman e-mailed Orszag to complain.
The SEC is very probe-happy these days, no?
Fashion advice from financial wizards.
Why dwell on the negative?
The embattled superbank can once again afford doughnuts.
The former White House budget director is a busy bee these days.
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