Mike Corbat, the new chief executive officer of Citigroup, said the company’s profit goal for 2015 is earn at least a 10 percent return on the company’s tangible common equity. The target was posted on the company’s website on Tuesday in slides Corbat planned to use a few minutes later in a speech at an investor conference. The slides also showed a goal of earning a return on assets of 0.9 percent to 1.1 percent. In 2012, the company earned 7.9 percent on tangible common equity and 0.91 percent on assets, after adjustments for items. [Reuters]
Is Citi equity a positive number yet?
Can someone explain what #DIV/0! means in Excel?
I had a dream too. It was a wet one and it took me 2 months to accomplish, not 2 years.
You don't know no Martin Luther the king
And I want a toilet seat made out of solid gold, but that's just not in the cards now is it?
Means layoffs a 'comin, kids.