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Citigroup abandons bid for Wachovia and seeks damages

CITIGROUP SAYS it is walking away from talks to divvy up Wachovia bank's assets with Wells Fargo, adding that it would seek damages from the other two banks, but not seek to bar a Wells Fargo takeover of Wachovia from proceeding.

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Citigroup abandons battle for Wachovia

Citigroup abandoned its brief but acrimonious battle with Wells Fargo & Co over Wachovia, one of the United States' largest banks, losing out on a deal crucial to strengthening its retail banking business but vowing to pursue up to $60 billion in legal claims.

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Wachovia "pleased" Citigroup ends talks on merger

NEW YORK (Reuters) - Wachovia Corp is pleased Citigroup had ended efforts to stop it from merging with Wells Fargo & CO , the North Carolina based bank said in a statement on Thursday.

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Financial Crisis Citigroup calls off Wachovia takeover bid

Citigroup has called off its battle for control of Wachovia as the US government appeared to be extending plans to buy shares in ailing financial institutions.

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Citigroup ends Wachovia dispute

US financial giant Citigroup says it will not seek to bar Wells Fargo from taking over troubled bank Wachovia.

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Citigroup abandons Wachovia takeover and leaves Wells Fargo to take control

Citigroup abandoned its government-backed takeover of rival US bank Wachovia last night, ceding control of the tottering institution to Wells Fargo, a smaller bank which made a private bid for the company late last week.

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US Federal Reserve Statement On The Efforts Of Citigroup And Wells Fargo To Reach An Accord Regarding The Acquisition Of Wachovia Corporation

The Federal Reserve acknowledges the considerable efforts of Citigroup Inc. and Wells Fargo & Company to reach an accord regarding the acquisition of Wachovia Corporation.

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Wells, Wachovia move forward with merger after Citigroup withdraws

Wells Fargo has emerged victorious in its weeklong tug-of-war with Citigroup over Wachovia and will proceed with its $15 billion purchase of the troubled bank. (WFC) (WB)

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6040: Limited Interest.

Breaking the bank in a MultiCultClassics Monologue… • Well, Wells Fargo will acquire Wachovia, although Citigroup plans to sue for $60 billion. Um, Citigroup had intended to buy Wachovia for $2.1 billion. Talk about serious interest charges. It’s another reason to avoid Citigroup credit cards. • Conservative nutcase organization American Family Association ended its boycott of Mickey D’s after a company...

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Citigroup gives up on acquiring Wachovia

Citigroup announced yesterday that it ended talks with Wells Fargo about acquiring struggling banking giant Wachovia.

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Citigroup drops bid to block Wachovia acquisition but will press damages claim

[JURIST] Citigroup Inc. on Thursday announced that it would not seek to enjoin the acquisition of Wachovia Corp. by Wells Fargo & Co. but would pursue claims against both financial institutions for alleged breach of contract and tortious interference with contract. Citigroup's decision to abandon negotiations to acquire a substantial portion of Wachovia operations clears the way for the $15.4 billion...

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Citigroup, Wachovia, and Wells Fargo: Round Three

For those who have missed it, Citigroup announced almost two weeks ago an agreement in principle with Wachovia to acquire for $2.1 billion Wachovia’s retail banking operations. Four days later, Wells Fargo jumped the deal, announcing a merger agreement signed by both boards for Wells Fargo to acquire all of Wachovia. This violated an Exclusivity [...]

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Citigroup pulls out of talks for Wachovia

NEW YORK – One of the biggest showdowns on Wall Street ended with a whimper yesterday when Citigroup walked away from efforts to block a deal between Wachovia and Wells Fargo, paving the way for a merger that would concentrate power within the American banking industry to just a few firms.

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S&P, Moody's say Citigroup still on downgrade review

SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) -- Standard & Poor's and Moody's said Friday that they will keep Citigroup Inc.'s ratings on review for a possible downgrade despite the bank's lost bid for Wachovia Corp. . "The CreditWatch Negative reflects our concerns about Citigroup's exposures to further losses on the market-disrupted assets and asset risk in its consumer loan portfolios in the U.S. Citigroup has...

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Citigroup Steps Aside; Wells Fargo Buys Wachovia

Citigroup relinquished its bid for Wachovia, leaving Wells Fargo as the N.C. bank’s sole suitor. But Citigroup plans to press on with its lawsuit against Wells Fargo.