Citigroup on Wednesday announced the promotion of John Havens, the head of its Institutional Clients Group, to president and chief operating officer. The move is designed to make the financial behemoth nimbler by cutting the nu…
Insurance giant American International Group on Wednesday signed an agreement with the government that details its plan to repay its government loans. Meanwhile, The Wall Street Journal reports that the government plans to sell…
Following General Motors’ historic return as a publicly traded company Thursday, President Obama said the U.S. government, despite the many critics, is on track to more than recoup the nearly $50 billion it invested in the Detr…
Fiat is still planning to spin off the American carmaker late next year, but the road to an IPO could be bumpy.
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The TARP bailout of financial firms has yielded a return of 8.2% in two years.
This return, $25.2 billion on an investment of $309 billion, beats what could have been gained by U.S. Treasuries, high-yield savings accounts and certificates of deposit, Bloomberg News reported.
When it was first announced, the TARP program was expected to cost the taxpayer billions of dollars. It is…
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