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Winners & Losers: Citigroup Crunched

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Published: Monday, 5 Nov 2007 | 6:22 PM ET
By:

Akisa Omulepu

Citigroup, the nation’s largest bank, is the latest casualty in the credit crunch. CEO Prince resigned on the news of a multi-billion dollar loss. Year-to-date, the stock is down more than 35%.

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Other financials on the losing side include Lehman Brothers, MBIA, and Wachovia. All traded down today.

If you took a chance earlier this year on IPO Fortress Investment Group your risky move hasn’t paid off. Since the company went public the stock has dropped more than 41%.

Another ballyhooed underperforming IPO is The Blackstone Group . In a span of nearly 5 months the stock price has fallen 31.72%.

Technology seems to be immune to the credit crunch. Google gained another 2 percent closing at $725.65. While Baidu and Yahoo also traded up.

You can get up-to-the-minute investor news at www.cnbc.com.

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The financial sector continued their decline on news that Citigroup CEO Charles Prince resigned.  In spite of the bank downturn some technology stocks continue to make gains.
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