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Citigroup plans to cut about 50,000 jobs
In the most dramatic round of layoffs seen to date in the battered U.S. financial sector, Citigroup Inc.
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Homeowners fighting foreclosure face difficulty when working with third parties.
Shannon Behnken Nov. 18, 2008 -- TAMPA -- Natalie Fuentes was about to lose her foreclosure battle when her lender said it would work out a loan modification so she could stay in her home of 13 years.
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Citi's cost cuts may not bring 09 profit
Heads may be rolling at Citigroup Inc , but that won't necessarily stop the red ink from flowing next year.
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Outliers: What makes extraordinary achievers?
Malcolm Gladwell is an outlier -- someone whose achievements fall outside the boundaries of the norm.
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Target earnings plummet on credit card biz, weak sales
Poor performance in its credit-card business and a slowdown in consumer spending pushed Target Corp.'s earnings down nearly 24 percent in the third quarter.
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Citigroup to shed 53,000 more jobs
Citigroup to shed 53,000 more jobs U.S. bank will also trim expenses by 19% By MADLEN READ The Associated Press Tue.
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The Biggest US Mortgage Lenders
Mergers and acquisitions are shaking up the standings of the biggest mortgage originators, according to earnings data analyzed by MortgageDaily.com . Mergers will continue to reshape rankings through next year.
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Spending, Production Slowing: Happy Holidays, You're Fired
Roughly two thirds of the American economy is based on consumer spending on items like new cars, home improvement items, electronics, and other common goods and services.
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Citigroup Inc. is shedding 53,000 more employees in the coming quarters as the banking giant struggles to steady itself after suffering massive losses from deteriorating debt.
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Why Shorting Financials Is a Logical Response
Washington lawmakers who keep blaming credit default swaps for all the problems they are confronting are perhaps, to a large degree, simply ignorant.
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Layoffs as property slowdown accelerates
In a sign of the increasingly acute contraction of the worldwide property market, building supplies company Wolseley announced a slew of layoffs and store closures, sending its shares tumbling as much as 8 ...
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Japan falls into recession Monday, November 17
Japan, the world's second biggest economy, fell into recession in the third quarter for the first time since 2001 and conditions may deteriorate further, the government said today.
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Pound's `Significant' Drop Isn't Yet a Crisis, Ex-Chancellor Lamont Says
Former Chancellor of the Exchequer Norman Lamont said the pound's drop will help the British economy as long as it doesn't turn into a ``run'' on the currency.
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Japan stocks fall as layoffs hammer bank shares
TOKYO : Japanese stocks retreated Tuesday amid broad regional declines as investors grappled with more bad news about the global economy, including a massive round of layoffs in the financial sector.
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The Pound bounces back against the majors amid suggestions that last week's decline was 'overdone'
The Pound bounced back from an all-time record against the Euro yesterday and also rallied from the weakest level in six years versus the Dollar as investors judged its recent declines as excessive considering ...
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Here is a better way to decide NHL games than a shootout. After the four-on-four overtime, why not then go to one minute of three-on-three, then one minute of two-on-two and, if it is still tied, one-on-one. ...
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Citigroup plans a leaner future, cuts 53,000 jobs
Citigroup will make some of the most severe cuts in the history of U.S. business -- 53,000 jobs -- as it tries to slash costs and get back to basics before it's too late.
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... million in Man Group, the largest listed hedge fund manager. It also has a stock lending programme through JP Morgan Chase and has traded debts, in spite of the Archbishop of Canterbury's criticism of doing so exclusively for profit. The Church sold ...
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Banka s jobs scythe to cut deep in New York and London
BANKING giant Citigroup yesterday said it planned to shed 52,000 jobs with losses falling "particularly heavily" in London and New York.
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TOKYO: Japan's economy, the world's second largest, entered its first recession since 2001 last quarter and the government and economists say conditions may get even worse.
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