What’s in a Name? For Citi Field, Maybe Not So Much
$400 million isn't getting them everywhere they want to be.
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$400 million isn't getting them everywhere they want to be.
The Citigroup CEO finally had some good news — and then the government had to go and ruin it.
Instead of taking them on a vacation, as they normally do, Citigroup this year gave the highest-performing traders in their one profitable unit gift cards worth between $1,000 and $3,000. Cue the populist outrage!
"It's time for us to put this period behind us and be proud to be Citi again."
The government has increased its stake in the banking giant by 36 percent, plans to motivate it toward weight loss.
A recent phone call between a senior government official and Citigroup CEO Vikram Pandit revealed "who's on top" in the new world of American finance, according to the 'Journal.'
So, is the government taking over the banks a good idea or a bad idea?
In which we feel a twinge of pity for the Citigroup CEO.
Even if you call it an award, like Morgan Stanley does.
New York needs a cash injection, and we know just the people who should give it to us.
The Mets' new stadium will retain its confidence-inspiring name, despite griping from Kucinich.
The former Citigroup CEO didn't think a thing of taking one of the company's private jets to Mexico on vacay.
First they were buying a new jet to save them several million dollars, now they are spending several million dollars to NOT buy it. Jeez Louise.
The recently released Merrill Lynch CEO had a date with CNBC's Money Honey today. Verdict: Awkward.
The Oppenheimer and Co. analyst suggests a massive 'yard sale.'
And you know what? That really pissed people off.
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