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This Christmas and New Years give yourself a gift Your Country! That's right take it back! Here's the plea and how you can help. Dear Friends, In Japan, they know the meaning of shame. Citigroup does wrong in Japan, and the CEO is forced to make a public bow of apology. In the United States, when Citigroup does wrong, there's no apology just subsidies, bailouts and bonuses. Indeed, one year after it crashed the global ...
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By David Enrich, Reporter, The Wall Street Journal Citigroup Inc. (C) denied a report in The Wall Street Journal that federal authorities are investigating the theft of tens of millions of dollars from customer accounts by hackers, and sought to reassure clients that their funds are safe. The New York financial company sent employees in U.S. bank branches a memo to help respond to questions. The moves came after The Wall Street Journal ...
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