Follow WallStreetBlips on TwitterRichard Parsons, Citi Savior?
Published 1/12/2009 by matthew.yeomans at The Big Money
Are Vikram Pandit's days numbered? The embattled Citigroup CEO is all over the business pages today. The New York Times and Wall Street Journal both say that even with worse-than-expected losses in the billions looming he's earned enough of a vote of confidence to ride out the storm.
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