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DealBook: Is a Sale on Citigroup’s Mind?Will Citigroup, after losing more than one-quarter of its market value on growing worries over whether it has enough capital to withstand billions of dollars of potential losses, raise the for-sale-sign? Conflicting reports surfaced Thursday over whether the banking giant was mulling options, inc... |
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Senate Cancels Vote On Doomed Auto BailoutA plan to give troubled U.S. automakers billions of dollars in government-backed loans is on life support, leaving the fate of hundreds of thousands of workers and Detroit's once-venerable car companies hanging in the balance. ... |
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Detroit automakers' rescue stalls in SenateA plan to give troubled U.S. automakers billions of dollars in government-backed loans is on life support, leaving the fate of hundreds of thousands of workers and Detroit's once-venerable car companies hanging in the balance. ... |
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Report criticizes Homeland SecurityThe Homeland Security Department has done a poor job overseeing the purchase of billions of dollars of equipment and technology ... ... |
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Citigroup shares slump as bad debts pile upFears grow that bank is set to lose many more billions of dollars ... |
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Google's CEO calls for innovation and US spending on alternative energyPump billions into alternative energy efforts, broadband infrastructure and research The US government needs to pump billions of dollars into alternative energy efforts, broadband infrastructure and research in an effort to rebuild the nation's economy, Google's CEO said on Tuesday. ... |
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