We may have trouble categorizing Citigroup in our next investor perception study. The bank has fallen stunningly from being a mega-cap to a mid-cap. At its peak in 2006, Citi stock was worth $55.70 per share, for a market cap of $277 bn. Yesterday, closing at $1.02 per share, the bank had a market value of $5.7 bn. If that holds, Citi will have a whole new list of peers, as our survey segregates companies by their market-cap classifications. What’s more, the bank is even potentially in danger of de-listing. Is this really possible?
Anna Snider
North American editor
why are people making so much fuss over AIG bonus? Are they doing the same at Citi, Merrill etc?
Posted by: Lorenzo Kool | March 26, 2009 at 01:58 AM
Nice..
Posted by: Horn Ok Please | January 20, 2011 at 06:54 AM
if it's obvious that the replacement is having the same issues as the first (and you're still not happy) take it into an O2 shop and get them to cancel the contract. Pay the amount of full months you've had so far, but don't pay the early termination fee.
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