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The rules are part of new regulation proposed under the Dodd-Frank Act

Judge Rakoff bucked a practice that’s been in play since the 1970s

Citi and other banks took accounting gains in the third quarter because the cost of its debt fell in the bond market

Moody’s: U.S. government less likely to step in and prevent lenders from failing in a crisis

First-quarter profit for Citigroup was just $3 billion, a 32% loss compared to 4.4 billion last year

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That’s not hyperbole. Earlier this year, Public Policy Polling, a Democratic polling company, measured the popularity of a large handful of governors

Citi Millionaires’ heirs get website for allowances, donations

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Company’s net income rose 76 percent in the last year

Oil spill causes BP to go back to banks for more funding

On Human Flourishing and the Loss of Subsidiarity

Debrahlee Lorenzana sues Citigroup for terminating her for being ‘distracting’

Tom Karol examines federal government’s rescue of General Motors and the ongoing consequences of the deal

An in-depth look at the Greek debt crisis and its international implications. How did it get in such a mess? What role was and is played by its use of the Euro? And what are its options?

Financial reform marches on as Wall Street retreats. Sen. Judd Gregg blasts the reform package as mostly scoring cheap political points and Fannie and Freddie escape unscathed

All Rand Paul needs to do to push back on his liberal critics is explain to them the Freedom of Association clause in the First Amendment

Until there is legislation that limits the size of these financial institutions, the promises of reformers that their efforts will ensure against a recurrence of such devastating crises will remain empty

Friday, Friday, Friday. Tom Karol has the end-of-the-week insights into the Politics of Business