Citigroup
Citigroup in talks for more government aid
23 Feb 2009
Citigroup senior management decline bonuses
21 Jan 2009
Senior Citigroup executives including CEO Vikram Pandit and chairman Sir Winfried Bischoff decline incentive or retention awards, in the wake of the stress on the bank's fortunes.
Citi's Pandit banks on Alwaleed backing
26 Nov 2008
IBM, Wipro eye a piece of Polaris: report
21 Nov 2008
Citigroup to slash 50,000 jobs worldwide
17 Nov 2008
US banking major Citigroup today announced plans to cut up to 50,000 jobs worldwide – five times the number reported earlier.
Citigroup may slash 10,000 jobs; directors deny move to replace chairman
14 Nov 2008
Citigroup, which was reportedly in the midst of a possible board shake-up, is now planning a massive round of layoffs, involving up to 10,000 employees, The Wall Street Journal reported.
Citigroup stake sale fetches $4.5 billion; exceeds target by 50 per cent
01 May 2008
Citigroup raises $4.5 billion by selling stock, 50 per cent more than planned; may increase offer to $4.95 billion
Citi appoints Nalin Nayyar as managing director
09 Apr 2008
Citibank aims targeted offering at expatriates
03 Apr 2008
Citigroup to retrench 2,000 investment bankers and traders
20 Mar 2008
Citi continues to lay off employees, while trying to control costs, recover from the sub prime crises, and make ends meet in a slowing US economy.
Citigroup plans job cuts in UK, India; awards CEO with $26.7 million shares and 3 million options
By Our Corporate Bureau | 25 Jan 2008
Citi announces exchange ratio for share exchange with Nikko Cordial Corporation
By Our Corporate Bureau | 19 Jan 2008
Citigroup to take $49 billion of SIV assets onto its balance sheet
By Our Corporate Bureau | 14 Dec 2007
Citi to sell $7.5 billion of equity units to Abu Dhabi Investment Authority
By Our Corporate Bureau | 27 Nov 2007
Citigroup's subprime losses may vault to $15 billion: Goldman Sachs
By Our Corporate Bureau | 19 Nov 2007
Citibank boss quits as an additional $11 billion in sub-prime losses loom
By Our Corporate Bureau | 05 Nov 2007
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