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Monday afternoon''s top analyst upgrades and downgrades included American Airlines, Citigroup, Mosaic, Nutrien, Palantir Technologies, Sempra Energy and U.S. Steel.

The stock continues to get downgraded after its underwhelming investor day last week.

The stock continues to get downgraded after its underwhelming investor day last week.

With each passing day, another round of major U.S. corporations voices their outrage over the invasion of Ukraine by announcing the suspension or termination of business operations in Russia. However

With each passing day, another round of major U.S. corporations voices their outrage over the invasion of Ukraine by announcing the suspension or termination of business operations in Russia. However, not every major company is pulling the plug on its Russia-based endeavors. According to data compiled by the Yale School of Management, a rather considerable line-up of corporate titans are maintaining a business-as-usual approach to Russia, although sometimes not by their own choosing. For your consideration, here are 10 U.S. companies still active in Russia. Citigroup Inc (NYSE: C ): This financial institution was trying to extract itself from Russia long before the Ukraine invasion, but it is trapped in a quagmire — efforts to sell its Russian consumer business is in limbo because the sole potential buyer, the Russian state bank VTB Bank , has been sanctioned by the U.S. government. Last week, Citigroup CFO Mark Mason said the bank might need to write off nearly approximately $9.8 billion from its Russian exposure.

Upgrades According to Brookline Capital, the prior rating for Intellia Therapeutics Inc (NASDAQ:NTLA) was changed from Hold to Buy. In the fourth quarter, Intellia Therapeutics showed an EPS of $1.09,

Citigroup (C) stock falls 2.5% in premarket trading after Jefferies analyst Ken Usdin downgrades the stock to Hold from Buy after the bank unveiled new targets at its investor day on…

A majority of Apple investors on Friday voted for a civil-rights audit to examine the impact of the tech giant's policies and practices on the civil rights of employees, customers and society.

Jefferies analyst Ken Usdin on Monday downgraded Citigroup Inc. undefined to hold from buy and cut the bank''s price target to $60 a share from $79 a share….

Jefferies downgraded Citi after the bank held an investor day last week.

Differentiated licensing structure, rationalisation of corporate tax rate and lower capital requirements to incentivise subsidiary form of presence of foreign banks are some of the steps that a report has recommended for further strengthening foreign lenders in India.“The RBI and the government could consider working together to ease some of the challenges that foreign banks have been facing in order to provide a further impetus to their growth in the context of the Indian economy,” said Grant Thornton Bharat, in its latest report, Role of Foreign Banks in Shaping a Vibrant Bharat.As per the report there are 45 foreign lenders in India and have approximately 0.24% of the total branch network. They account for 6% of the share of assets and 23% of the share of profits.The report notes that while foreign banks are essential for bringing in the necessary global practices in India, the recent exits by a few foreign banks have highlighted the need to rethink and reshape the financial services ecosystem and make it more friendly for foreign banks to operate.“Foreign banks often face a challenge in managing the NPA situation in its Indian operations and this is one of the common reasons for exit/curtailment of foreign banking operations in India,” the report noted.

Commodities racked up more scorching price gains at the start of another tumultuous week as Russia intensifies the war in Ukraine, which Citigroup Inc. says is “transformative” for energy, metals and crops markets.

Citigroup's long-awaited Investor Day disappointed investors, who had hoped the bank would aim higher with its financial targets.

Yet another analyst from a famous investment bank gets more bearish on the company.

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