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Dining out: Bad blood between former Citigroup CEOs Chuck Prince and Sandy Weill?

Chuck Prince isn't letting his newly unemployed status get him down.  The recently deposed Citigroup CEO was seen out and about, lunching at the Grill Room at the Four Seasons with former Bear Stearns CEO Ace Greenberg and Blackstone Group founder Pete Peterson.... 

Seated right in Prince's path was his predecessor at the financial giant, Sandy Weill. All eyes watched Prince make his way around the room, greeting titans Leonard Lauder, Bruce Ratner, David Martinez, Bill Rudin, Richard Holbrooke, Strauss Zelnick, Walter Cronkite and James Wolfensohn. But he avoided Weill, leading to speculation of bad blood.

Hot Entrance - Page Six New York Post

November 08, 2007 in Alan "Ace" Greenberg, Bear Stearns, Blackstone, Chuck Prince, Citigroup, Restaurants, Sandy Weill |

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I would have love to have been a fly on the wall

Posted by: Steven T | November 08, 2007 at 11:59 AM

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