Top stories include a European art heist, a brothel scandal in Maine and the sudden departing of Citigroup's CEO
While Americans lost their homes and jobs, the (newly ousted) Vikram Pandit raked in an obscene payday
Meet the lawyer who keeps getting the financial services company off the hook
The U.S. ally learns firsthand how Wall Street does business. An investigative report into the company's dealings
Shareholders say no to a $15 million pay package for Citi's CEO as investors push back against overcompensation
Is the bailed-out banking behemoth too big to fail our challenge? What do you think?
And, oddly, former White House budget guru Peter Orszag is responsible
Treasury auctions off another $300 million in Citigroup warrants, acquired during the controversial 2008 bailout
The bailed-out bank earns $2.15 billion as the government hopes to reduce its stake in the company
An invitation to bring your pitchforks: The big bank is back to its old excessively compensating ways
The bank slaps a blogger for posting a company report in February 2009. What's it trying to hide?
Despite skeptical critics, the former Treasury secretary pleads ignorance about the bank's high-risk loans
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