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Bill Clinton: "Sometimes I Wish We Weren't Married"

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By Sprott Money, Tyler Durden, Sivad UK, E. F. Mutton, Homer E. Rectus
| Zero Hedge
Yesterday it was the irony of "sexist" Sanders' claims. Today, Hillary's husband is at it again - making headlines for all the wrong reasons... As NBCNews reports, in his last appearance before the primary here on Tuesday, former President Bill Clinton said he wishes "sometimes" that he wasn't married to Hillary Clinton because then he could speak more freely.
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CEO To Yellen: "Let Us Tell You What We Are Seeing!!"

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By Tyler Durden, Sprott Money, Panafrican Funk., Sivad UK
| Zero Hedge
With Financial Stress Index near cycle highs and macro data collapsing (in Services and Manufacturing) even CEOs are questioning Janet Yellen's timing... "I don’t mean to make anybody too worried about this stuff, right? We can speak less about stuff and pretend like everything’s just always great. I don’t think – I don’t think that’s the right way to build partnerships.
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Citi "Resizes Infrastructure" Post Fed Rate Hike - Slashes 2,000 Jobs

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By Tyler Durden, Sprott Money, Oxbo Rene, Sivad UK
| Zero Hedge
Perhaps in a recognition of the collapsing yield curve, and for sure in the face of the mainstream's bullish narrative on US banks in a post-rate-hike paradigm, Citi has announced plans to cut at least 2,000 jobs starting next month. Despite exuberance over higher rates, it appears Citi's CEO Michael Corbat wants to restructure some of the bank’s businesses.
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