Oh lek sander turchynov, a keep Opposition Leader, plans to work with the government. A top european official arrives in kiev today to discuss possible aid. It was a rejection of a european trade pact by ousted Viktor Yanukovych that led to more than 80 dead. An arrest warrant has been issued for yanukovych. He refused to step down. Susan mcginnis is in washington. Susan, good morning. Tanya, good morning. The latest here is yanukovych, the ousted president , is now wanted by police for the mass murder of innocent civilians. Meanwhile the new president is promising to move ukraine toward europe, and thats raising a big question and one that washington wants to influence, what is russias next move. Demonstrators remain in kievs independent square today after parliament voefted in Opposition Leader Oleksandr Turchynov on sunday following the ouster of Viktor Yanukovych. Turchynov takes the reins. Others seeking closer ties with the european union. Turchynov promises to move ukraine close
We start giving that back a little bit. We did see some big gains across the board. If you check out currencies, youll see right now that the dollar is higher against the euro and the yen. Euro is trading at 11. 3764 and the yen is at 103. 94. And the tenyear note spoke of 2. 8 on wednesday. Thats the highest level its seen in just about two months. You can take a look and see its just below that at 2. 79 . Andrew has some of todays top corporate stories. News this morning, joe referenced it earlier, citigroup federal is under investigation in a criminal probe under their mexican unit banamex. The question for citigroup is whether investors ignored signs of money laundering. Theyre facing a civil investigation in the securities and exchange enforcement unit. Citi released earlier bamamex uncovered apparent fraud. So just when you thought is citigroup was out from under it, it has further reserve about its capital. Also now taking on tesla securities, a notice it intends to appeal new j
Bailed out by uncle sam during the 2008 financial crisis. Its battled questions about dubious foreclosure practices, fended off allegations of lax Money Laundering protections and faced a number of probes into its banking practices. Just last week, the Federal Reserve rejected citis plan to raise its shareholder dividend and jack up its stock buy back complain on concerns about how much capital the bank has on hand. Now the banks troubles just got worse. The fbi has reportedly launched a criminal investigation into the banks role in a 400 million fraud involving its mexican banking unit. Investors have taken notice, sending shares down another 1 today. Michelle carusocabrera has more now on the latest news about citigroup and how much more the banking behemoth can take. Reporter the Company Revealed in late february a 400 million fraud involving an Oil Services Company in mexico. Even before todays news of a criminal investigation, analysts questioned whether mexico was one of the reas
Bailed out by uncle sam during the 2008 financial crisis. Its battled questions about dubious foreclosure practices, fended off allegations of lax Money Laundering protections and faced a number of probes into its banking practices. Just last week, the Federal Reserve rejected citis plan to raise its shareholder dividend and jack up its stock buy back complain on concerns about how much capital the bank has on hand. Now the banks troubles just got worse. The fbi has reportedly launched a criminal investigation into the banks role in a 400 million fraud involving its mexican banking unit. Investors have taken notice, sending shares down another 1 today. Michelle carusocabrera has more now on the latest news about citigroup and how much more the banking behemoth can take. Reporter the Company Revealed in late february a 400 million fraud involving an Oil Services Company in mexico. Even before todays news of a criminal investigation, analysts questioned whether mexico was one of the reas
Bailed out by uncle sam during the 2008 financial crisis. Its battled questions about dubious foreclosure practices, fended off allegations of lax Money Laundering protections and faced a number of probes into its banking practices. Just last week, the Federal Reserve rejected citis plan to raise its shareholder dividend and jack up its stock buy back complain on concerns about how much capital the bank has on hand. Now the banks troubles just got worse. The fbi has reportedly launched a criminal investigation into the banks role in a 400 million fraud involving its mexican banking unit. Investors have taken notice, sending shares down another 1 today. Michelle carusocabrera has more now on the latest news about citigroup and how much more the banking behemoth can take. Reporter the Company Revealed in late february a 400 million fraud involving an Oil Services Company in mexico. Even before todays news of a criminal investigation, analysts questioned whether mexico was one of the reas