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Citi names new heads of mortgages, private bank, Citi Holdings

NEW YORK (Reuters) - Citigroup Inc <C.N> Chief Executive Michael Corbat named Jane Fraser as the new head of the bank's mortgage business on Monday ,as current CitiMortgage CEO Sanjiv Das plans to leave the bank to pursue other opportunities, according to an internal memo.Full story

Junk rating risk casts shadow over Spanish bonds

LONDON (Reuters) - Spain's borrowing costs will rise if its credit rating is cut as much as market prices imply. Full story

Apple Losing Steam Again

  Is the market too "frothy?" The Fast Money traders weigh in. And Citigroup's Glen Yeung says Apple's fall may be linked to consumers losing interest in smartphones.

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Citigroup upgraded Gap to buy yesterday. Oliver Chen, analyst at Citigroup, weighs in.

  What Citi Shareholders Want to Hear From Corbat

Mike Corbat hosts his first shareholder meeting at Citi, reports CNBC's Kayla Tausche. And, Sallie Krawcheck, former Citigroup CFO, weighs in on how Citi can grow in this environment, and the outlook on U.S. banks.

  Citigroup Beats Estimates, Stock Trades Higher

Jeffery Harte, Principal, Sandler O'Neill, explains why he has a buy rating on Citi, and $49 price target on the stock.

  Earnings Preview Could Idenitfy 'Black Swans'

Michael Santoli, Yahoo! Finance; Christine Short, S&P Capital IQ; and Steven Wieting, Citigroup, discuss how to identify the warning signs of whether earnings will derail the rally.

  Spring Jobs Market: Not as Bad as 2012, Pro Says

Steven Wieting, US Economist, Citigroup, says the typical weakness in employment in spring, this year will not be as pronounced. Russell Price, Senior Economist, Ameriprise Financial, weighs in.

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