Citigroup

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  10 earnings season winners

  By Tom Nawrocki  |  April 26, 2013

  Some surprising, and some unsurprising, companies have fared well so far this year.

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  NFP to sell itself for about $1.01B

  By AP Staff Writer  |  April 15, 2013

  The wealth management services provider is selling itself to a private equity firm for $1.01 billion.

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  National Financial Partners weighs selling itself

  By Associated Press  |  March 13, 2013

  The company's board has formed a committee to consider a possible sale after receiving "indications of interest."

• Offshore cash hoard expands by $183 billion at companies

  By Staff Writer  |  March 8, 2013

  Would companies be more inclined to bring that cash home if the U.S. corporate tax rate wasn’t so high?

• TARP Watchdog: Treasury failed to rein in pay at bailed out AIG, GM, Ally Financial

  By Staff Writer  |  January 29, 2013

  Treasury gave companies too much say in setting their own pay.

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  SEC’s top cop, Khuzami, to leave

  By Melanie Waddell  |  January 10, 2013

  The SEC’s top cop, Robert Khuzami, plans to leave the agency later this month after four years as its enforcement director.

• Treasury selling remainder of AIG stock

  By Arthur D. Postal and Elizabeth D. Festa  |  January 1, 2013

  The Treasury Department is selling its remaining 16 percent of the common shares of American International Group (AIG), hopefully putting paid to its tumultuous 50-month shotgun financial tryst with the global insurer.

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  Niche health plan developer hopes to go public

  By Allison Bell  |  December 21, 2012

  Credit Suisse, Citigroup and Merrill Lynch will manage the Health Insurance Innovations offering.

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  Stocks move higher as budget talks progress

  By Steve Rothwell  |  December 17, 2012

  Stocks rose on Wall Street as investors were encouraged by signs of progress in budget talks in Washington.

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  Treasury selling remainder of AIG stock

  By Arthur D. Postal and Elizabeth Festa  |  December 11, 2012

  The Treasury Department is selling its remaining 16 percent of the common shares of AIG, hopefully putting paid to its tumultuous 50-month shotgun financial tryst with the global insurer.