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Citigroup scales back use of Bloomberg chat
So just how addicted to Bloomberg terminals are Wall Street traders? We may be about to get an indication.
Mid-East bank is world's strongest
If you were asked to name the world's strongest bank, you wouldn't likely pick a U.S. bank right now. Nor would you pick a European bank. You might pick one of the Canadian banks or Asian banks, which continue to appear quite strong.
Citigroup touts OLA progress
The "too big to fail" controversy continues to rage, with the dramatic events in Cyprus raising the issue of "bail in" all over again.
Citigroup wins "say-on-pay" debate
Citigroup suffered a major defeat last year when shareholders voted a thumbs down on compensation committee's executive pay plan. More than 40 percent of shareholders voted no.
Citigroup beat estimates, investment banking strong
Citigroup beat expectations for the first quarter, posting earnings of $1.23 per share versus expectations of about $1.17 per share.
Citigroup again hit for AML violations
Citigroup has become an all too familiar target of regulators when it comes to money laundering lapses.
Blackstone offers "regulatory capital trade"
Financial engineering using derivatives may have taken some lumps in the court of public and regulatory opinion since the financial crisis. But the creativity is not about to cease.
Bank VC units seek new technologies
Large companies interested in acquiring new technologies have long run their own venture capital firms. Intel stands as a great example of corporate VC. The chip giant has stood behind its Intel Capital unit through thick and thin. Other prominent examples include Google, Citrix, Nike and others.
Citigroup might withdraw from more countries
Former Citigroup Vikram Pandit's strategy depended in large part on the bank's push to invest in other countries, making Citigroup a truly global bank seamlessly servicing the unique needs multinational corporations.
Citigroup could be the next Bank of America
It's hard to believe, but Bank of America had a stellar 2012 in terms of stock price appreciation. The stock nearly doubled, which is quite an achievement.

