Many people never thought this day would come. Citigroup’s (C) employees and shareholders -- and by definition, taxpayers -- are fortunate to have Vikram Pandit at the helm of the struggling ba

Executive compensation remains a hot topic, as the debate rages over whether Wall Street CEOs deserve their gargantuan pay packages.Just this week, “Pay Czar” Kenneth Feinberg made headli

The past couple of years have claimed many victims on Wall Street, but there was a time when it felt like the finance sector’s top women were suffering a disproportionate number of job losses.

Bank of America (BAC) CEO Ken Lewis, the Georgia State grad who hailed from small town Mississippi, finally earned his spot among the ego-driven Ivy League MBAs of Wall Street last year. He had tried

Virtues and great service are rarely associated with the Citigroup (C) we know today -- the same one that took $45 billion in federal aid -- but those values are exactly what the company reportedly i

Editor's Note: This article was written by James Quinn, a senior director of strategic planning for a major university. James has held high-level financial positions with a retailer

A day after the story broke, Citigroup canceled the order.“Citi continually explores ways to reduce all its assets, including aircraft," Michael J. Hanretta, a company spokesman, said

Vikram Pandit, aren't you ready for a new job? Since taking the helm at Citigroup (C) in late 2007, Pandit has led the bank through its darkest days. He's overseen controversial executive management

Editor's Note: “Memoirs of a Minyan” is a first-person account that follows Minyanville founder Todd Harrison as he weaves his way through Wall Street and beyond. This e-Book will publish

CEOs of America: Meet your enemy. His name... is Feinberg.The Obama administration, in its ongoing effort to quell public outrage over CEO compensation, hired Kenneth R. Feinberg to act as arbit