Another Wall Street Chief Falls

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Last update: December 22, 2009

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+Another Wall Street Chief Falls

Charles Prince is out as CEO of Citigroup, with Win Bischoff named as acting chief, even as the bank announces write-downs of $8 billion-$11 billion because of subprime losses.

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