Organizations are increasingly relying on enthusiastic employees labeled “AI champion” to convince skeptical colleagues to embrace artificial intelligence technologies as internal resistance remains a significant barrier to implementation.
President Donald Trump’s Consumer Financial Protection Bureau terminated a Biden-era case against Citi that forced the bank to pay 100 people who were not affected by its purported harm to consumers.
Citigroup announced an end to its discriminatory policy against the firearms industry, alluding to President Trump’s executive orders.
The Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association (SIFMA) just announced its 2025 “Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion (DEI) Advocate Award” despite several major members of the trade group winding down their DEI programs after President Donald Trump’s executive order to restore “merit-based opportunity.”
Citigroup accidentally credited a client’s account with a staggering $81 trillion last April, a blunder that could hamper the bank’s efforts to convince regulators it has addressed longstanding operational deficiencies.
Corporate America is rushing to abandon practices and policies based on the diversity, equity, and inclusion ideology after President Trump issued an executive order banning racial discrimination in hiring practices.
Just a few days after President Joe Biden took a victory lap for “action to get more oil” undertaken by his administration, a cabal of climate change groups complained that U.S. financial institutions continue to fund the fossil fuel industry.
Analysts at a major investment bank have declared that the British government must sacrifice their newly minted Prime Minister for the sake of the financial markets.
Wall Street signals its support for employee abortions.
Employees of these woke companies who live in red states will still be able to obtain abortions should Roe v. Wade be overturned.
As abortion faces further restrictions across the United States, Citigroup has reportedly agreed to pay for its employees’ travel expenses to obtain one out of state.
Citigroup was the first major Wall Street institution to adopt a strict coronavirus vaccine mandate that meant receiving the shot or facing termination. It is now gearing up to enforce it.
Goldman Sachs Group is pulling back on municipal bond investments in Texas following the state’s adoption of a law that bars state and local governments from working with banks that are cutting ties with the firearms industry.
Sen. Pat Toomey (R-PA) grilled Citibank Wednesday and other Wall Street firms over if they made commitments not to provide financing for fossil fuel companies such as coal and natural gas.
Citigroup CEO Jane Fraser recently told staff that she is banning internal video calls on Fridays in an effort to encourage workers to set boundaries for a healthier work-life balance and is instituting a firm-wide bank holiday called “Citi Rest Day” in an effort to fight pandemic fatigue in employees.
Aircraft giant Boeing is now seeking $10 billion in loans in the aftermath of the 737 Max crisis. The flawed 737 Max fleet suffered two fatal crashes that claimed the lives of all passengers and crew on board before being grounded by the FAA and other global air traffic authorities.
A new report claims that tech giant Google may begin offering personal checking accounts to users next year in partnership with Citigroup.
National Center for Public Policy Research’s Justin Danhof claims Citigroup is doubling down on their anti-Second Amendment regulations.
Brexit Britain has received a big vote of confidence from international finance, as Citigroup attempts to seal a £1.2 billion deal to purchase the London skyscraper where its headquarters for Europe, the Middle East, and Africa is located.
Wells Fargo bucked corporate gun control by issuing $40 million in credit to Sturm, Ruger, & Co.
During the August 18, 2018, airing of Breitbart News Saturday, Louisiana Attorney General Jeff Landry explained that he chose, in part, to withhold $600 million from Citigroup and Bank of America because they are “trying to become the social police.”
Facebook has been asking banks in the United States for their customers’ financial data, including account balances and transactions, according to a report.
The South Carolina senator accused Citigroup and Facebook of making themselves “arbiters of Americans’ constitutional rights.”
An economic agenda dedicated to putting Americans first is not only pushing unemployment down to record lows, it’s narrowing pay gaps also.
President Donald Trump’s nominee to lead the Department of Homeland Security was praised Wednesday by a slew of officials from former President George W. Bush’s administration who advocated for amnesty and were members of the failed ‘Never Trump’ movement.
President Trump’s nominee to lead the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is being prepped for her confirmation hearing by a former President George W. Bush official who has criticized a border wall along the U.S.-Mexico border.
President Trump’s nominee to lead the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) once authored a pro-mass migration report with a committee stacked with executives from multinational corporations and world banks under the direction of the World Economic Forum.
Saudi Arabia has arrested dozens of princes, senior military officers, businessmen and top officials, including a well-known royal billionaire with extensive holdings in Western companies, as part of a sweeping purported anti-corruption probe that further cements control in the hands of its young crown prince.
Federal Reserve Vice Chairman Stanley Fischer is resigning from his role at the central bank for “personal reasons.”
Citigroup has warned clients that Theresa May’s position as prime minister is “unsustainable”, warning them to prepare for the government to collapse within a matter of months.
Goldman Sachs first-quarter trading results fell far short of Wall Street’s expectations even as rivals reported a strong quarter.
Waking to the fact that the death of RyanCare won’t kill tax cuts or regulatory reforms, cooler heads are prevailing on Wall Street.
Elaine Chao, Donald Trump’s nominee to head the Department of Transportation, could collect up to $5 million in Wells Fargo preferred stock after assuming her new role in the Trump administration.
CitiGroup is spending $100,000 to be a “diamond sponsor” of the ninth annual National Immigrant Integration Conference, a gathering of refugee and immigrant advocacy organizations meeting in Nashville for three days that began on Sunday to plan opposition to President-elect Donald Trump’s refugee and immigration policies.
Ex-trader Tom Hayes was sentenced to 14 years in jail by a London court on Monday after being found guilty of conspiring to rig Libor benchmark interest rates following a seven-year global investigation. After a nine-week trial and seven days
The Federal Reserve’s action Monday means the eight banks together will be required to shore up their financial bases with about $200 billion in additional capital.
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