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CNNMoney: Credit card craziness

Last I checked, the economy's still in recession, unemployment is rising, and consumers are having trouble paying their bills. But you wouldn't know this from looking at what's going on in the credit card world lately.

CNNMoney: Japan suspends Citi sales promotions

Japan ordered Citigroup to suspend sale promotions for a month at its retail bank for lax oversight against money laundering, in the struggling U.S. bank's second brush with Japanese regulators in five years.

CNNMoney: Citigroup pumping up paychecks

Bailed out financial giant Citigroup said Wednesday it is going to the raise base salaries of its employees, although it is not planning to increase their total compensation.

CNNMoney: Brain drain takes toll at Citi and BofA

The so-called brain drain that big banks have worried about ever since the government stepped in to bail out the financial sector appears to be well underway.

CNNMoney: Citi, World Bank cut $1.25B trade fund deal

Citigroup Inc. and the private sector arm of the World Bank have struck a deal to offer a $1.25 billion funding facility intended to stimulate emerging markets trade over three years.

CNNMoney: Citi and U.S. finalize deal - $58B stock swap

Citigroup Inc. on Wednesday began a long-delayed $58 billion stock swap that could leave the government with a 34% stake in the nation's third-largest bank.

Citibank's $1 CEO vows to get on with job

Under-fire Citibank CEO Vikram Pandit, who has said he will pay himself just $1 a year until the U.S. financial giant returns to profitability, has rejected calls for his resignation and vowed to get on with the job.

Transcript: Citibank's CEO talks to CNN

In an exclusive interview with CNN's Matthew Chance, Citibank CEO Vikram Pandit has said the beleaguered bank, which has received $45 billion in bailout money from the U.S. government, is on its way to financial recovery.

Fortune: Citi's Vikram Pandit on the hot seat

It's starting to look like the spring awakening in bank stocks may not be enough to save the CEOs of America's biggest troubled banks, Citigroup's Vikram Pandit and Bank of America's Ken Lewis.

CNNMoney: Citi's Pandit may face FDIC-led shakeup

The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. wants to move around top management at Citigroup, putting Chief Executive Vikram Pandit in a precarious position, according to a report published Friday.

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