TOP STORIES 11-17-2008: Citigroup layoffs to reach 50,000; Obama and McCain meet today; Burlington America's healthiest city
November 17, 2008 10:37 AM UTC
(Updated: November 17, 2008 10:42 AM UTC)
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TOP STORIES 11-17-2008: Citigroup to cut 50,000 jobs; Obama and McCain meet today in Chicago; Burlington America's healthiest city; Farewell to TRL; America's first female four-star general - Citigroup announced a plan to cut about 50,000 jobs - affecting about 1 out of 7 employees. Citigroup is America's second-largest bank by assets, behind only JP Morgan Chase.
- President-elect Obama and his former opponent Sen. John McCain will meet today in Chicago. A spokesman for the Obama transistion team says that the two will discuss ways they can work together on issues they agree on - like climate change and ethics reform - and not discuss a possible cabinet position for McCain. Okay, now what do you think they're really going to talk about?
- According to a CDC survey, Burlington, Vermont is America's healthiest city, while Huntington, West Virginia is the least healthy.
- Farewell to TRL: Last night, MTV aired the final episode of Total Request Live, one the most influential shows of its history. Many pop acts, like Eminem, Kid Rock, N'Sync, and Britney Spears, were launched to millions of new fans by promotion on TRL.
- Breaking the brass ceiling: This past friday, U.S. Army Gen. Ann Dunwoody was promoted to become the military's first female four-star general.
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How sneaky!