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Over the summer, faith-based environmental groups took part in the Summer of Heat, a campaign that organized more than 40 protests at Citigroup investment bank’s headquarters in Lower Manhattan, condemning the bank’s financing of fossil fuel projects

Juan Velez, a Citibank personal banker in New York City, was sentenced to six months after admitting to stealing $150,000 from an elderly client with dementia.

The suspect is known to change clothes on public transportation

New scorecard reveals extent of private equity’s role in fossil fuel finance.

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Citigroup has been hit with a torrent of suits and scandals in recent years -- all centered on the abusive way the bank has treated its customers.

Second activist also arrested during ‘summer of heat’ protest against second largest financier of fossil fuels

Citigroup stock is down despite reporting second-quarter earnings results that topped analysts’ expectations. Here’s what you need to know.

Institutions alleged to have given billions of dollars to oil and gas companies involved in projects that are harming the rainforests

A Chinese student studying in the US claims to have maxed out credit cards to resist American imperialism.

West Virginia Treasurer Riley Moore (R) sent a letter on February 22, 2024, to six banks—including Citibank, TD Bank, and HSBC—warning that they may be ineligible for contracts with the state in 45 days unless they show that they do not illegally boycott fossil fuel companies.