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Anthony A. Mguidich, 19, being held on $1 million in Lower Chichester stabbing Monday morning. No motive has been identified.

Beneficiary Of Citi Screw Up Was Totally Talking About Another Mistake When She Found Out About Payment Really, it was about someone fucking up on our side. Honest. Author: Really, it was about someone fucking up on our side. Honest. As we’ve discussed, the ongoing battle between Citigroup and a group of hedge funds over the former’s alleged whoopsie in paying the latter a half-billion dollars it didn’t mean to has, at times, seemed like a contest over who could play dumb and disingenuous most convincingly. Even given the high bar both sides have set in the matter, the trial’s last da...

NEW YORK (Reuters) — Citigroup made a final push on Wednesday to persuade a federal judge to force lenders of Revlon to return half a billion dollars of its own money that it mistakenly sent them. At the conclusion of a six-day nonjury trial, U.S. District Judge Jesse Furman in Manhattan said he would rule as quickly as he could, while admitting "it's not the easiest case." The case stemmed from an Aug. 11 blunder where Citigroup, acting as Revlon's loan agent, wired $893 million to Revlon lenders, which the struggling cosmetics company controlled by billionaire Ronald Perelman did not owe ...

Citi Judge Issues ‘Black Swan’ Warning to Bankers as Trial Ends Bloomberg 12/16/2020 Chris Dolmetsch, Katherine Doherty and Jenny Surane © Bloomberg Citigroup Inc. Citibank signage is displayed outside a bank branch in New York, U.S., on Thursday, July 9, 2020. Citigroup is scheduled to release earnings figures on July 14. (Bloomberg) -- Citigroup Inc. urged a federal judge to make a set of Revlon Inc. lenders return half a billion dollars it accidentally sent them in August, as a weeklong trial drew to a close. Popular Searches U.S. District Judge Jesse Furman in Man...