Citigroup writes down $18.1 billion due to investments related to subprime debt. Observers and analysts unanimously agree that that is a lot of billions. [Reuters]
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By consumerist.com January 15, 2008
Tagged With: mortgages, citigroup, banks, losses, subprime meltdown
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