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Citigroup Reports 2009 Full Year Maintained Revenues1 91.1 million and expenditures of $ 47.8 billion NEW YORK —- Citigroup said today in 2009 net loss of $ 1.6 million, or $ 0.80 per share. Revenues were manages $ 91.1 billion for the year. The fourth quarter of 2009 the Net loss was $ 7.6 billion, or $ 0.33 per share.
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