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Ashok Gehlot says he wants Bhajan Lal Sharma, a first-time MLA who went on to become the Rajasthan Chief Minister, to govern ...
Four months into his tenure as Citigroup Inc.'s chief executive, Vikram Pandit faces mounting pressure to show that a detail-obsessed ex-professor can turn around one of the world's largest and ...
Mr. Pandit, 55 years old, departed following a clash with the board over strategy and performance, according to senior bank executives and advisers.
Mr Pandit said Citigroup was now set to glean the majority of its business from emerging markets, with Asian and Latin American consumers and trade between those regions and Africa driving growth. ...
Too bad for Citigroup Inc.'s new chief executive that it was in stock rather than cash: His January 2008 sign-on award is currently worth just $1.8 million.
The surprise resignation of Citigroup CEO Vikram Pandit last week seemed suspect to many observers, but a new report in The New York Times explains how Pandit was actually given an unsavory choice ...
Vikram Pandit, the chief executive of Citigroup Inc., called for "vigorous" debate on regulatory oversight as the crisis in the financial services industry continues. Speaking at the British Bankers' ...
Citigroup directors ousted Chief Executive Officer Vikram Pandit on Tuesday after concluding that his mismanagement of operations caused setbacks with regulators and cost credibility with ...
We're not sure that anyone ever believed that Vikram Pandit was acting purely of his own volition when he stepped down as chief executive officer of Citigroup earlier this month, whatever Mr.
Mr Pandit says he does favour the re-establishment of friendly gift-dropping missions with the tribe, but says they should not be disturbed. "We should respect their wish to be left alone," he said.
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