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'Get A Machine Gun And Kill Them All!': July Video Shows Alleged Citi Employee Explode At Protestors
A Citigroup employee's aggressive outburst towards protesters blocking the bank's New York headquarters has sparked outrage, intensifying tensions between the financial giant and environmental activists demanding an end to fossil fuel financing.
5 Stocks From Warren Buffett's Portfolio To Buy and Hold for the Next Five Years
Buffett's investing philosophy is buying great companies at a fair price. These five stocks form the pillar of his $340 billion portfolio, poised for future growth.
Asian stocks drop despite Credit Suisse buyout, central banks' pledge
Wall Street titans including JP Morgan, Bank of America and Citigroup pledged to inject $30 billion into under-pressure lender First Republic Bank.
Analysis-Citigroup's Russia Exit Removes One Obstacle For CEO, But Challenges Remain
In less than two years at the helm of Citigroup Inc, Jane Fraser has unveiled plans to exit Russia in a bid to pare down risky assets and cull consumer businesses in 13 other countries to focus on multinational companies and the wealthy.
U.S. Banks Finally See Upturn In Credit-card Borrowing
Big U.S. banks including JPMorgan Chase & Co and Citigroup appear set for some earnings boost from a pick-up in the battered credit-card business, but a possible recession would pull consumers back and bring losses on outstanding loans.
ARK's Wood sees global recession, blames market selloff on Fed hike plan
The benchmark S&P 500 is down approximately 16% for the year to date, near the 20% decline that typically signifies a bear market.
US companies break long silence on abortion rights
Amazon, Uber and even the bank Citigroup have all announced they will cover the additional costs that the Texas legislation might cause for their employees.
Citi CEO says sanctions will splinter global financial order
Citigroup is the most internationally diversified of big banks based in the United States.
Citigroup follows Barclays in settling US Libor rigging lawsuit
Global bank agrees multimillion settlement to end private antitrust litigation stateside.
Deutsche Bank boss warns bank is preparing for 'worst Brexit outcome'
Bank's CEO John Cryan says 'an awful lot of details' will have to be ironed out.
Citi: PSD2 will enable banks to become third party players just like fintechs
Citi's Ruth Wandhofer and ING's Eric Tak debated PSD2 at Citi's recent Digital Money Symposium.
Is JP Morgan mulling over a new EU hub post-Brexit?
Report suggests US investment bank is checking out eight EU locations to move some of its operations from London.
How to avoid getting caught for money laundering in the UK – stick to transactions under £3m
Citi Tech for Integrity Challenge (T4I) gathered AML experts discuss how regtech can fight financial crime.
Citigroup and Credit Suisse confirm plans to shift some operations out of UK
Senior executives from both companies said that they would move certain businesses to other countries in Europe.
Buyout boss says Brexit will be good for his business but will mean a 30% cut in UK wages
Brexit will lead to wage cuts, higher interest rates and increased non-EU immigration, says private equity chief.
Morgan Stanley and Citigroup to shift many jobs outside the UK post Brexit – report
While Morgan Stanley is expected to shift around 1,000 UK jobs, Citigroup's number stands at about 100.
Former foreign secretary William Hague joins Wall Street giant Citi
The senior Conservative leader will advise the bank's clients on the UK's Brexit strategy
RBS, Barclays and other banks fined almost $100m by Swiss regulators over Libor cartels
European and US banks caught in latest round of Libor rate-rigging fines uncovered by the financial crisis.
Brexit: London banks 'in advanced stages' of shifting operations to Paris
Regulator says companies have already conducted due diligence to move operations to French capital.
Commodities round-up: Brent caps $50 per barrel mark as traders mull over Opec cut
Major investment banks express scepticism over actual implementation of Opec's proposals for a production cut.
Will banks catch the curve of the machine-to-machine economy?
Blockchains will drive an M2M economy of autonomous vehicles, drones, robots and 3D printers
Citigroup fined $7m over software bug that misreported trading data to US regulator for 15 years
Citigroup mistakenly sent incomplete blue sheet information to the US financial regulator from 1999 to 2014.
Uber raises $1.15bn high-yield loan arranged by Morgan Stanley, Barclays, Citigroup and Goldman Sachs
Uber will pay a yield of about 5% on the loan.
EU referendum: 'Remain' vote could still trigger political instability in the UK
Citi expects 'Remain' to win 60% of votes but warns of political instability in case of smaller margin.
Jihadist website featuring beheadings has been making money from Google ad platform
A jihadist propaganda website has been profiting by featuring ads from international brands.
Ethereum-based KYC platform Cetas added to Microsoft Azure blockchain cloud
Cetas developer Algorythmix said the system 'maintains an apt balance between AML and privacy laws'.
Tom Hayes: First person in Britain to be convicted for Libor rigging ordered to pay £880,000
Several assets could be used to pay off the order, including a £1.7m seven-bedroom home.
SFO alleges jailed Libor trader Hayes has £2.5m worth of 'tainted' assets
The assets were frozen in 2013 when he began cooperating with the SFO investigation.
Euribor rigging: Former Deutsche, Barclays and SocGen employees appear in UK court
11 former City employees will be the first to face a UK jury over the rigging of the Euribor rate.
India: Heavy rain in Chennai forces global tech companies to shift workers
IBM, Cognizant, Citigroup, Walmart and JP Morgan Chase have offices in capital of Tamil Nadu.