1. No atonement for past economic sins
(Newsletter)

...rn    Tuesday, 25 November 2008 Consumers, then chumps for predatory capitalism Well, Monday was Citigroup's turn!  No, we mustn't pass judgment for if we don't protect capitalism, no...

2. Guantánamo Justice After Seven Years
(Newsletter)

...ate sector payouts for like causes, a Nobel Prize-winning economist says. CONTINUE... US unveils $20bn Citigroup aid plan Top_news By Agencies    Monday, 24 November 2008 The US tr...

3. Media Lying over Churchill\'s Crimes
(Newsletter)

...NUE... US banking giant cuts 50,000 jobs Top_news By Agencies    Tuesday, 18 November 2008 Citigroup, one of the world's biggest banks, is to cut about 50,000 jobs as the bank strugg...

4. Iraq-US: An Illegal \'Strategic Alliance\'?
(Newsletter)

...ippines have been found alive, but more than 800 more are still missing and feared drowned. CONTINUE... Citigroup to cut thousands of jobs Top_news By Agencies    Monday, 23 June 200...

5. The Annapolis Peace initiative
(Newsletter)

...ddle East conference due to take place in the US city of Annapolis. CONTINUE... Abu Dhabi buys stake in Citigroup Economy By Agencies    Tuesday, 27 November 2007 The Abu Dhabi Inve...

6. Pakistan\'s Dark Future
(Newsletter)

...sident says there is a "real possibility" for achieving a peace deal with Israel. CONTINUE... Citigroup chief resigns Economy By Agencies    Monday, 05 November 2007 Charl...

7. US to limit 'bailout' executive pay
(News/Economy)

...g next month. The cuts will affect senior executives at Bank of America, American International Group (AIG), Citigroup, General Motors, GMAC, Chrysler and Chrysler Financial. The US government had not...

8. Bank of America reports losses
(News/Economy)

...mers, meaning that it is exposed to payment defaults in the present economic climate. The results come after Citigroup Inc and JPMorgan Chase also reported loan losses during the third quarter of 2009...

9. Goldman Sachs posts massive profits
(News/Economy)

...f 31 per cent from the similar quarter last year and 38 per cent worse than the second quarter of this year. Citigroup profit Goldman has been the strongest bank throughout the US financial crisis, wh...

10. Danny Schechter's 'The Crime of Our Time'
(Opinions/Review)

... Integrity, the largest Wall Street banks backed 25 of "the sleaziest subprime lenders," including CitiGroup, Wells Fargo, JP Morgan Chase, and Bank of America. Combined, they originated $1 ...