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Mexico: Citibank sale poses ‘delicate’ antimonopoly issues

MEXICO CITY (AP) — Mexican authorities say they are going to keep a close eye on Citigroup’s proposed sale of its Mexico subsidary, Citibanamex, noting the transaction poses “delicate” regulatory issues. Citibanamex is Mexico’s third-largest bank and regulators are apparently concerned that whoever acquires it could accumulate too big a share of the banking market.

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Mexico: Citibank sale poses ‘delicate’ antimonopoly issues

MEXICO CITY (AP) — Mexican authorities say they are going to keep a close eye on Citigroup’s proposed sale of its Mexico subsidary, Citibanamex, noting the transaction poses “delicate” regulatory issues. Citibanamex is Mexico’s third-largest bank and regulators are apparently concerned that whoever acquires it could accumulate too big a share of the banking market.

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Biden concedes he has ‘more work to do’ on fighting price hikes as inflation frustrations threaten his domestic agenda

By Kevin Liptak, Jeremy Diamond, Betsy Klein and Donald Judd, CNN President Joe Biden on Wednesday said the latest report on inflation in the US shows there is more work to do on lowering consumer prices, which are threatening his domestic agenda and political prospects as he enters his second year in office. Stubbornly high

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Boris Johnson admite que estuvo en una fiesta en Downing Street durante el estricto confinamiento de Gran Bretaña

macamilarincon Londres (CNN) — El primer ministro de Gran Bretaña, Boris Johnson, se disculpó este miércoles por asistir a un evento en el jardín trasero de Downing Street el 20 de mayo de 2020. Justo cuando los británicos estaban en pleno confinamiento y tenían prohibido hacer reuniones por las estrictas restricciones contra el coronavirus. Foto

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