1,074 posts tagged Citigroup
SubscribeHewlett-Packard: The Advisers
http://blogs.wsj.com/ deals/ 2008/ 05/ 13/ hewlett-packard-the-advisers/-
Roll Call: Is Whitney finished with Citi?
http://www.thedeal.com/ dealscape/ 2008/ 05/ roll_call_is_whitney_finished.phpAs if Citigroup Inc. isn't facing enough challenges right now, OppenheimerFunds Inc. analyst Meredith Whitney apparently is through with Citi. "We wish [Citi's] management team all the best in their ambitious endeavors, but we fear [it] is past the point of fixing," Whitney wrote. For more see Dealbreaker.
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Roll Call: Is Whitney finished with Citi?
http://www.thedeal.com/ dealscape/ 2008/ 05/ roll_call_is_whitney_finished.phpAs if Citigroup Inc. isn't facing enough challenges right now, OppenheimerFunds Inc. analyst Meredith Whitney apparently is through with Citi. "We wish [Citi's] management team all the best in their...
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Citigroup Is Beyond Repair
http://mparent7777-1.livejournal.com/ 137824.htmlSpecial Issue - Hyperinflation "Investor says HSBC undervalued loss by $30bn"‘Enormous Bank Losses’ Lie Ahead…Carlyle’s Rubenstein Says The bear market is nowhere near over yet Ron Paul on Money: The Forbidden Issue The global slump of 2008-09 has begun as poison spreads CITI IS BEYOND REPAIR WHITNEY
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Stocks Moving To The Upside But Remain Negative - U.S. Commentary
http://todaysharemarkettips.in/ ?p=236Stocks are moving to the upside in early afternoon trading on Tuesday, although they remain mostly lower following the release of a key government report on retail sales. Higher oil prices and negative analyst comments on the financial sector have kept the markets in the red.
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Pandit's Plan
http://wallstreetworkbook.blogspot.com/ 2008/ 05/ pandits-plan.htmlVikram Pandit,CEO of Citigroup,has revealed his plan for the financial firm's recovery.In his vision,Citi is a Global Universal Bank,not a financial supermarket.The restructuring will take a couple of years,and full earnings will not be realized until the restrucuring is complete.There will be a 400 billion dollar U.S.
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Citadel Founder: The Kids Aren't Alright
http://nymag.com/ daily/ intel/ 2008/ 05/ citadel_founder_the_kids_arent.htmlFINANCE • Banking analyst Meredith Whitney says that Citigroup is so deep in a black hole that even physicist Stephen Hawking couldn't help the company. [NYP] • Kenneth Griffin, the founder of the successful $20 billion Citadel Investment Group, says Wall Street arrived at its current economic situation by means of inexperience.
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CNBC Bonus Bucks Trivia: On May 9’s “Stop Trading”, Jim Cramer warned NOT to buy certain stocks. Which one did he call a “travesty”?
http://stockmarketbeat.com/ blog1/ 2008/ 05/ 13/ cnbc-bonus-bucks-trivia-on-may-…On May 9’s “Stop Trading”, Jim Cramer warned NOT to buy certain stocks. Which one did he call a “travesty”? Citigroup (C - Annual Report), AIG (AIG) and Circuit City (CC). Three of the worst companies America has to offer, at least that’s how Jim Cramer sees it. But it’s AIG that takes the cake.
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Citigroup wishes to divest themselves of some $400 billion of loans
http://www.davidchapman.com/ news/ updates/ 53/ citigroup-wishes-to-divest-thems…Citigroup wishes to divest themselves of some $400 billion of loans S&P 500 STRATEGY: STAND ASIDE (for definitions of terms see end of report) The S&P 500 fell this past week, thanks particularly the reporting of record first-quarter losses at AIG and the announcement by Citigroup that they wish to divest themselves of some $400 billion of loans – an incredible amount.
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Hewlett-Packard: The Advisers
http://blogs.wsj.com/ deals/ 2008/ 05/ 13/ hewlett-packard-the-advisers/Hewlett-Packard has struck a $13.25 billion deal for Electronic Data Systems Inc. And — shocker! — neither Goldman Sachs or Morgan Stanley is on the deal. Instead, Citigroup and Evercore Partners advised Electronic Data on the deal, while J.P. Morgan Chase and Lehman Brothers advised Hewlett-Packard.
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Just In: Advisers on HP-EDS
http://www.thedeal.com/ dealscape/ 2008/ 05/ just_in_advisers_on_hpeds.phpHewlett-Packard Co. unveiled plans Tuesday to acquire Electronic Data Systems Corp. for $13.9 billion. A host of advisers weighed in. Here are a few:...