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Some of Citigroup Inc.’s wealthy clients are souring on the US and instead looking at the UK, even as Britain hikes taxes on its rich residents, according to one of the bank’s top executives.

Citigroup’s Luet said the company is still committed to China. “Citi has a 123-year history in China, and China has always been an important part of Citi’s global network and business ...

Electric vehicle make Tesla, owned by billionaire Elon Musk, is set to formally open its first service centre in London. The Tesla operation is located at 3234 Wonderland Rd. S. near Southdale ...

Reason Behind Citigroup’s China Workforce Reduction In July 2024, C was fined $136 million by U.S. regulators for failing to make adequate progress in resolving data management issues. A few ...

Citigroup, the third-largest lender in the US, is still aiming to establish a fully owned securities and futures unit in China, Luet said, which seems to have been delayed by strained US-China ties.

Citigroup is set to cut 3,500 tech jobs in China as part of a global effort to streamline operations and reduce costs, focusing on enhancing risk management and data governance.

Investing.com -- Citigroup Inc (NYSE:C) is set to decrease its workforce at two of its technology centers in China by approximately 3,500, according to a statement released on Thursday.

Citigroup will lay off 3,500 employees at its Shanghai and Dalian tech centres as part of a global IT simplification plan to improve data and risk management. Cuts to finish by Q4 2025 ...