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Citigroup’s chairman on the bank’s long-term hazard
By Patricia SellersHow do you get top talent to work for a Fortune 500 company that’s one-third owned by the federal government, bound by onerous rule...
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Citigroup's Place on a Roll of Shame
Eleven years ago this week, banking mogul Sandy Weill took a victory lap at the Masters Tournament. Today his creation is on a government list of lose...
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Bank of America's plan to go it alone
The lender says it no longer needs government money, but analysts say its future depends on an economic recovery.By Mina KimesThe curtain has been lif...
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FASB chairman steps down
The Financial Accounting Standards Board said Tuesday that its chairman, Robert Herz, will step down next month. The FASB, the private sector group wh...
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Nanotech's big booster
Bernard Marcus sees enormous potential in the science of the small.By Stephanie N. Mehta,Bernard Marcus, co-founder of Home Depot, free-market absolut...
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Washington's CIT riddle
How to respond to distress signals at a big lender to small businesses?By Colin BarrA self-styled bridge between Wall Street and Main Street is showin...
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It's a phone! It's a browser! It's a wallet?
By Jessica ShamboraWill your cellphone soon become a proxy for your credit card? Zong and others are betting on it.If there’s one thing online merchan...
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What’s next for Google’s Android chief
By Jon ForttMobile platforms VP Andy Rubin talks about Android, Chrome, and the smartphone.The second Google (GOOG) phone in the U.S. had a showcase e...
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Regulators put bank CEOs on notice
Banks that need capital after stress tests will have a month to give regulators a plan and to review management to make sure they have "sufficient exp...
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HP's board shakeup: Apotheker's master plan?
It's not unusual for a few board members to head for the exit when a CEO gets the boot. But HP's recent board shakeup raises concerns about CEO Leo Ap...
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