Citigroup Turns to Robert Rubin
Sunday, November 4th, 2007In the wake of Charles Prince’s departure, the former Treasury Secretary is named chairman. His first order of business: finding a new CEO
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In the wake of Charles Prince’s departure, the former Treasury Secretary is named chairman. His first order of business: finding a new CEO
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The supply of homes for sale is at a nine-year high, and housing inventories across the U.S. are swelling dangerously
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Shares of the mortgage lender shot up 32% Friday after the company issued a rosy forecast
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The financial giant’s CEO took full responsibility for the 94% revenue loss last quarter. Heavy exposure to subprime mortgages was a big problem
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Don’t be spooked by the ghosts of 20 years ago, BusinessWeek′s Gene Marcial writes. Instead, scoop up some good stocks on the cheap
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As lenders cease making small, second loans, the homeownership rate is starting to decline, and the outlook for the housing market could worsen
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Why the big banks′ plan to help rescue the credit markets is off to a shaky start
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The financial giant’s shareholders aren′t celebrating the multibillion-dollar commercial paper rescue plan it’s formed with JPMorgan and BofA
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As agencies like S&P are blasted for the disconnect between mortgage-backed securities’ ratings and results, experts lament the SEC’s weak oversight authority
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S&P Ratings says the credit profile for U.S. industrial companies is at its weakest level ever—and it’s likely to get worse
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