pepper and other sugaried so as, a cnn money team on pepsi's learning curve.you to our blog page. if you would like to send us your thoughts, go to tonyharris, cnn. my twitter address, tony harris, cnn. call us. pick up the phone. 1-877-742-5760. let's have more of your thoughts on the program. "cnn newsroom" with tony harris. >>> the fight against childhood obesity is gaining traction. now pepsi is going to pull sugary drinks from the schools all around the world? stephanie elam is at the new york stock exchange with details. wow, this is big. is it also a first, stephanie? >> it is big, tony. and it is a first for a major soft drink company. both pepsi and coca-cola pulled their high-calorie drinks from american schools. that happened back in 2006. but now pepsi is going global, hitting 200 countries by 2012. here exactly is the plan. in elementary schools worldwide pepsi will only sell water, fat free or low fat milk and sugar-free juice. high schools will offer those choices, plus low calorie soft drinks like diet pepsi. a big change from when i was in sch

. >>> pepsi seems like an unlikely company to join the fight against sugary soft drinks but pepsi claims against childhood obesity and making the first move to get sodas out of the hands of kids. fox 5's laura ingle reports on the pepsi pullout. >> reporter: this is the next step that will effectively take things like regular pepsi, sierra mist and mountain dew out of school vending machines and off of campuses all over the planet. >> working with industry to drive innovation has proved remarkably effective. we know that a health year school environment can increase student achievement as wel as improve the lives of students and staff. >> reporter: just last week pepsi and its rival coca-cola collectively announced an 88% reduction in the shipment of full calorie drinks shipped to schools in america. a rep tells fox news, quote, "we've seen the success of the beverage industry policy in the united states and we recognize we have a responsibility to ensure students across the globe can benefit from a similar approach." the efforts are designed to help fight the growing numbers of obese ch

pepsi is going to unveil a new ingredient to make its lay's potato chips healthier. it's said to be designer salt. i don't know what to call it. the announcement is going to come during a pepsi analyst day meeting which is being held at yankee stadium, of all places. pepsi is also expected to discuss its plan to cut levels of salt and sugar and saturated fats in its top-selling products by 25% over the next ten years. we'll have to see what they say about their secret salt. christine? >> i can't wait to hear the secret recipe, matt. on a more serious note, as the trial of four rio tinto employees gets under way in shanghai, executive stern hu and two of his colleagues have reportedly pleaded guilty to allegations that they accepted cash bribes. this is according to reuters, citing the lawyer representing the men. but they are contesting the alleged bribery amounts. there are worries that the four accused would not get a fair trial and certain portions of the court proceedings were closed to the public. ross? >> okay, final thought from sonja who is with us. you know,

pepsi hopes it will revive sales and answer health critics. the company used a version of some of the sweetener in non-carbonated drinks. >>> good morning, it's 6:23, getting one of those mornings you need a jacket in the morning and carrie it on the way home. we have a jump on the thermometers. we start in the mid-40s, a a guaranteed high of 66 degrees. wind gusts up to 20 miles per hour. upper 30s to near 40 overnight. tomorrow thickening clouds, the late day rain will probably be 6:00 or afterwards, we get up to 63. thursday night on into friday we could have more rain. that will come with cooler temperatures. that 50 on friday should be an average. probably slide into the 40s in the afternoon, back into the 50s and cool over the weekend with thickening clouds on sunday. >>> let's go to the roads with troy johnson. >> thank you very much, justin. things not moving too badly around the areament we have a couple incidents i'll get to. drive times this morning, first, looks like we have 795 southbound, 140 to franklin boulevard is a four minut

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today, unprecedented access to pepsi's analyst meeting as we give you the inside scoop on the global consumer, and now maria bartiromo. >>> and it is 4:00 on wall street, and here at yankee stadium, do you know where your money is? hi, everybody. welcome back to the "closing bell," i'm maria bartiromo and coming to you from yankee stadium where pepsi is hosting their analyst day, the home of the biggest sports story. and we have exclusive access to the big event, and over the next hour, we will continue the take a special look at the health of the company and the consumer overall. we are also talking with pepsico ceo indra nooyi and she will outline the product growth, and outlook exclusively. i am also joined by former new york mayor and republican presidential candidate, and ultimate yankee fan rudy giuliani will be here talking about all sorts of issues of the day. first though, look at how we finished the day on wall street. it is a good day as far as stocks were concerned. momentum continues on the new york stock exchange ashs and the dow and the s&p 500. the trading is up on th

. >> reporter: after a study shows that an average boy consumes two sodas a day, pepsi just vowed tol their most sugary drinks from all schools around the world. and now the pressure is on coke to do the same. >> unfortunately, that company has done nothing to reduce that. >> reporter: while congress debated but eventually dropped a plan to tax junk food, experts say this corporate health gig seems driven by government and consumer command. as the first lady pushed for awareness, she scoffed at putting a warning label on twinkies. >> it's not a cigarette. and, you know, what parents need is just information about what's in the twinkie. >> reporter: if these moves prove there is profit in heal healthier customers, it may be good news

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the bill has support from many of the nation's largest food and beverage companies including pepsi. > if you want to become the next "american idol", you got to sing but you also have to look the part. idol stylists spent the week giving the remaining contestants makeovers from head to toe, yes, toe. >> i wear jeans, t-shirts and jackets and i'm cool with it, you know. >> i could get into getting my hair and my makeup and people dressing me up like barbie. fun. >> don't forget tonight another finalist will be going home. see who makes the cut and see whose going to be packing their bags right here on fox 45. >>> ravens quarterback joe flacco was out in california earlier this month but he wasn't catching rays. wait until you hear what he was doing next in sports. >>> warm and mild for

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pepsi announced it will pull full calorie sugar drinks from schools all over the world.er to do so. the move follows similar changes by pepsi and rival coke here in the u.s., and this will happen over a couple of years. >>> and there could be a real situation this year at the white house correspondents dinner. mtv jersey shore cast member mike sorrentino says he is looking for an invite to the event. the buffed up sorrentino says he's heard it's a day where the biggest celebrities get to meet the president. he considers himself one, by the way. he wants in. he says he cleans himself up. he says his show is one of the biggest shows of the year and he is the main character of the show, and a breakout star as well. and humble also. >> clearly. i bet he gets an invite to that event. i would not be in the most surprised. mike galanos, thank you very much. >>> "larry king live" starts in just a few minutes. larry, what do you have tonight? >> larry: campbell, we've got tragedy. convicted sex offenders put in prison, and then released, only to rape, even to kill again. how and

government bonds are priced by the market is almost twice as risky as the bonds of pepsi or mcdonald's? [laughter] >> welcome he knows the question up that the bite of sterling depends on a whole range of issues. he knows that. and as far as the question, the point that he made in relation to his own position, i think there's two contingencies of there. firstly, he's making the assumption that they have won the election. they are arrogant. they have not. [shouting] >> order, order. we must have some order. constant barracking and your good behavior is a complete turnoff to the public. we don't want it. we don't need. leader of the house. >> and secondly he's making this option he is going to be remaining in his position. and i wonder about that. since the country that this house -- mr. speaker, this house puts the highest value on the question of integrity. and the country -- [shouting] >> yes, he does. yes, he does. and the country, this country -- mr. speaker, this country -- >> order, order. this session will take place in an orderly fashion, or it cannot credibly take place at all.

. >>> pepsi will be fizzling out of schools across the world. by next year, the giant will not sell full calorie sweetened drinks in schools. it will take effect in 200 countries. >>> the nation's first known black roman catholic priest could be a saint. his family escaped from slavery in missouri. >>> it sounds simple enough. you make money by shopping and filling out a survey, but be careful, because an on-line offer is really a scam. the miracle of high-speed internet is changing our lives in ways we never thought possible. helping us to connect, and learn, and innovate - driving our dreams and our economy forward. now the fcc chairman has released a report that creates a pathway for everyone in america to be connected to the power of high-speed internet. it depends on 350 billion dollars in private investment to make it happen. investment that will be important for job creati and economic recovery. at at&t, we're ready to do our part. in fact, at&t is investing billions to build out and enhance our wireless and wired networks. we applaud the

the israeli economy he said is like this bottle of pepsi.cent, it looks stable, but once you take your thumb out, and sure enough, when he took his thumb out, the bottle exploded everywhere. two liters of pepsi on the ceiling, on all our guests, everywhere. our drapes were soaked. there was soda everywhere. it cost us $1800 to cleanup the mess. [laughter] $1800, so bibi, as my wife is always reminding me, you os $1800. we will accept personal checks or shackles. now ladies and gentlemen, you are at a crucial time here in israel's history and you know we say that every year. but every year it is true. such is the nature of israel's constant struggle for survival. it shouldn't have to be after all these years, but it is. in just the past two weeks israel has seen an alarming violence arise over tensions in east jerusalem, rockets from gaza continuing to shower they wrote, another declaration of iran's aggressive nuclear ambitions, internal political disagreements, criticism from the international community and that ladies and gentlemen is just

pepsi's new no calorie sweetener. >> good morning. we begin the report with the latest on the housing market. the report is expected to show new home sales rose last month after hitting the lowest level on record in january. a separate report showed existing home sales fell 6/10% last month. it was in those levels since july. it shows how shaky the housing market still is. it made it harder for the overall economy to recover. >> bank of america is announcing a plan to help troubled homeowners. they will forgive mortgage loan principles to homeowne to zero more than 120% of their home value. the goal is to bring the loan value back down. it begins in may. the federal reserve has issued new rules cracking down on discarded pieces. they must be good for at least five years before expiring. inactivity fees are limited. the rules take effect in late august but it some discount airlines are in the middle of a new round of fare sales for summer. jetblue, frontier, and air travel are offering cheap seed of many route. you have to act fast. th

of coca-cola's sales go to pepsi workers. if pepsi is successful, it tends to be at coke's expense. major export countries are also each other's main export markets. if the european economy does well, it may not be at the u.s. 's expense. it is likely to help the u.s. economy by providing it with a larger market for goods at lower prices." most people worry about competitiveness, and on the other hand, what is this really mean to say that america competes with other countries? to try to put some backbone into this notion of competitiveness, at aei we have launched a year- long project to study competitiveness, to better define what it means in various contexts. we will turn it over to the panel we have assembled here to talk about our research efforts of the more -- our research efforts a little more. what i am going to do is introduce our speakers, they will talk about 10 minutes, we will have a conversation about some of the issues that are raised, but we want this to be a general discussion with the audience. i encourage y

nazi and bolsheviks was case of pepsi versus coke. >> even as they tro took contro in france, they foundto celebrate. in these sad times it's exceptionally comforting to see perisians workers talk to german soldiers as friends. in the street, or at the corner cafe. "well done, comrades." and "keep it up, even if it displeases some of the middle classes as stupid as they are mischievous." >> the communists voted almost uniformly with the nazis. they voted in lock step. the slogan for the communist was first brown, then red. the general understanding among the communists and the socialists back then was that naziism was a steppingstone toward the ultimate victory of socialism and communism. >> while hitler certainly to opposed communism outwardly, he did so mainly because he disagreed with its internationalism. >> he was a proud german, a german nationalist, german jingoist, not a patriot but a national l nationalist. he rejected that element of marki i marxism, but he embraced racial solidarity and socialism in one race. >> even in mein kamp heed a acknowledged the movements with so close

. >> if you want your potato chips to give you taste -- pepsi plans to start to include a new ingredient in lays potato chips. it's a new type of salt that will help reduce sodium intake. it will find its way into lays chips this month. >> it was a wonderful weekend for "alice in wonderland." number one for the third straight weekend, taking in $35.4 million -- coming up on "good morning, america," we'll tell you what the historic vote on health care reform could mean for you. that is your money scope report. >> 6:23, checking out the forecast for today, we are expecking to have a cooler weather pattern for the next couple of days. you didn't think the 70s would stick around long, did you? >> four days of 70 degrees, boy, that was nice. our two degree guarantee, coming with more showers that have already moved into the picture. 45 overnight. still the chance of an afternoon shower. cooler at 56, back to the 60s with more sun on wednesday and thursday, we'll cool it down to 58 on friday with another chance of rainshowers. there are no snow flakes in this seven-day forecast. >> 6:24, let's

the israeli economy, he said, is like this bottle of pepsi.you take your thumb out and sure enough, when he took his thumb out, the bottle exploded everywhere. 2 liters of pepsi on the ceiling, on all our guests, everywhere. our drapes was soaked. there was soda everywhere. it cost us $1800 to clean up the mess. [laughter] >> $1800 so, bibi, as my wife is always reminding me, you owe us $1800. we'll accept personal checks or shekells. now, ladies and gentlemen, you're at a crucial time here in israel's history. and, you know, we say that every year. but every year it's true. such is the nature of israel's constant struggle for survival. it shouldn't have to be after all after these years but it is. in just the past two weeks, israel has seen an alarming violence arise in depositions over east jerusalem. rockets from gaza continuing to shower sderot. another decorati declaration of ambitions, criticism from the international community. and that, ladies and gentlemen, is just two weeks in the life of israel. the only nation in the world whose ev

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. >> pepsi co has announced plans to remove sugary drinks from schools.s comes as a response to the campaign from michelle obama. she asked food manufacturers to completely rethink the foods they offer. removing fat and sugar. >>> a pioneering method for saving sight. >> which eye? >> reporter: 3-year-old charlotte fisherman has worn a contact lens in her left eye since she was 5 weeks old. a rare disorder caused her eye to develop a cataract-like condition before she was born. so at 5 weeks, she had surgery to move her eye's natural lens. >> it was extremely tough. >> reporter: at children's hospital los angeles, charlotte was then fitted for a contact lens to help her sight develop normally. the brain's visual pathway doesn't fully mature until about age 8. >> if and you don't have -- and if you don't have it in the first years of sight, you won't develop vision in one or both eyes. >> reporter: they treat babies with cataracts, eye cancer and problems caused by premature birth. one in five preemies will have some kind of eye condition. so pediatricians

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we are very excited to have the recipients of the pepsi fresh program.both sarahs are varsity cheerleaderers in iowa. they wants to give people a chance to cheer like they do. ten girl, ages 8 to 15 joined. they practice together twice a week and perform at football games and folks tend to like it, right? >> yeah. they tend to be excited when folks dot cheer. and everybody should get a chance to see the great things you do in high school. that was a very good idea. they call what they do a sparkle effect. they have a $25,000 grant from the pepsi refresh program to help other programs start their own programs. if you'd like to have information about what the sarahs have done. go to abcnews.com/fresh. congratulations. that is the nicest thing. everyone should feel as nice in school, opportunities to cheer. everybody should have that. >> we agree. >> of course you do, it's your program. let's get to the boards. one or two things to talk about on our miley, crazy monday, by the way. we've got a beautiful clearing pattern on the west coast. a little snow in t

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the cokes, the pepsis, the kellogg's, the heinzes, the conagras. there's the bottom line.hing more disconcerting than watching a beverage stock plow its way higher than understanding the damage it's doing. until there's vast amounts of money coming in from the sidelines, be more cautious, less aggressive when you see the food and drug names do well. there's sure to be a selloff around the corner. stick with cramer. >>> like i say, always a bull market somewhere. i try to find it here for you on "mad money." i'm jim cramer, i'll see you tomorrow.

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. >> jimmy: a pepsi commercial.the commercial. ♪ [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: there you go. that was the commercial. >> it was so fun. that was work that day. >> jimmy: that was work. work that day. well, i was thinking if you don't mind, i'd like to have maybe a little dance-off. [ cheers and applause ] >> i mean, whatever you want. i don't want to compete with you, but -- >> jimmy: that's the way it is these days. [ cheers and applause ] all right. so here's what we'll do. i'll start them off, okay? >> okay. >> jimmy: and then the best two out of three wins. just invent some moves, okay? >> okay. >> jimmy: roots, you give us a beat. ♪ >> jimmy: here we go. we'll call it "laser tag fight." ♪ [ light laughter ] go. ♪ all right. that's pretty good. [ cheers and applause ] all right, now you do one. you do one. ♪ >> this is called windmill. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: all right. here we go. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ all right, you ready? >> okay, this is called walking and banana peel. [ light laugh

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t pepsi recently announced an increase in its dividend. our dividend stocks back? should you be investing in them? let's get the cnbc edge. joining us is president and ceo of rnc capital management and president of heritage capital. thanks to both of you for joining us. dan, let me start with you. it's expected that companies when the economy rebounds are going to increase their dividend again. even though these seem like great plays to me, isn't it already priced in? >> i don't think it is priced in. because i think as you're going forward, what we're seeing is a confirmation with the companies that are increasing now that this is going to continue. it's been driven by earnings, positive cash flow. i think the demand is going to continue. what you really have is you have a risk rotation that you're seeing by rotations that want to reduce their risks. these stocks are basically lower volatility. about 20%, 30%. you're at a position where people want to smooth out their returns. if you can look up 4% to 5% at the beginning of the year with incomes going up, you're i

because he has branded it so effectively but we're great at some branding of we can sell coca-cola and pepsi all over the world for half a day's wage for a can of coke real we're not selling democracy as well as we could or our values or the things america has done. rather than apologizing for who we are and what we accomplished, i think we should draw on the best of the soft power that we could be exercising. with the values to enhance their lives and promote the stability. >> when it comes to writing about global warming what you say is wait a second look at developing countries and in specific look at china. it cannot be trusted to put it in a limit on the emissions of greenhouse gases because they have such a strong belief of economic growth. that is what they're all about but you say it would be futile on the international stage to unilaterally say we'll put some place on cap-and-trade standards if we compete with the chinese? what does that say about our commitment to limiting global warming? >> guest: they do not call in america warming but they call it global warming and if if the pr

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but americans can sell coca-cola and pepsi all over the world for half a day's wage for a can of coke and we are not selling democracy as well as we could. we are not selling our values and the things america has done to help lift the world. rather than if you will apologizing for who we are and for what we've accomplished i think we should be drawing on the very best of our skulls from the private sector to make sure that we communicate we are and exercise the soft power influence we could be exercising to draw more people to the kind of the values that will enhance their lives and promote the stability and peace in the plan at the right >> host: in the book when it comes to writing about something like global warming would use it as we the second, look at the developing countries in specific look at china. china use it cannot be trusted to put in place any regulations or limits on the emission of greenhouse gases because they have such a strong belief and of course economic growth. that's what they are all about so use it for us it would be in some sense futile on the international

pepsi-co announced today it's removing all full-calorie, sugary drinks from schools around the world in the next two years. it would be the first soda maker to do so worldwide in both elementary and high schools. coca-cola has said it will no longer sell its drinks in primary schools around the world, unless parents or school districts ask. tiger woods returns to tournament golf at the masters next month. he confirmed it today in a statement. woods has not competed since disclosures last fall of his multiple infidelities. also today, sony music and the late michael jackson's estate announced the largest recording deal ever for the artist's work, worth $250 million. the seven-year agreement includes songs never before released, plus jackson's music catalog. those are some of the day's main stories. i'll be back at the end of the program with a preview of what you'll find tonight on the newshour's web site. but for now, back to judy. >> woodruff: the pressure built today on uncommitted house democrats to support health care reform later this week. and democrats floated a new voting str

studies showed the average teenage boy consumes 72 pounds of sugar a year by drinking two sodas a day, pepsit sugary drinks from all schools around the world. now the pressure is on coke to do the same. >> unfortunately, that company has done nothing to reduce the caloric content of soft drinks it sells in high schools. >> reporter: while congress debated but eventually dropped a plan to tax junk food, experts say this corporate health kick seems driven by a dash of government urging and a dollop of consumer demand. as first lady michelle obama continued her push for more nutritional awareness, she scoffed at the idea of putting a warning label on twinkies. >> a twinkie is not a cigarette. you know. and what -- you know, what parents need is just information about what's in the twinkie. >> reporter: if these new moves prove that there is profit in healthier customers, it may be good news for your waistline and their bottom line. bill weir, abc news, new york. >>> next week, white house pay czar ken fineberg is expected to announce the 2010 salary caps for top executives at five companies tha

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. >>> pepsi has agreed to stop selling sugary soft drinks in schools by 2012.drinks will be pulled from school vending machines in more than 200 countries. the world heart federation is hoping coca-cola does the same thing. >>> prescription drugs stolen from a connecticut warehouse used by the pharmaceutical company eli lilly. they cut a hole in the roof and repelled down and made off with painkillers as well as other prescription narcotics. >>> democrat leaders in the house are coming up short on the 216 votes needed to pass the health care reform. it's unclear if nancy pelosi will be trying this tactic of deem and pass or if that will work. >> republican lawmakers are united against the legislation and there's a small group of house democrats holding out as well. jason altmire is one of them and he joins us live from capitol hill. great to see you. what are your problems with the current legislation and what would it take to get you on board? >> i've said from the beginning this has to be about bringing down the cost of health care for people who have it now,

indulge me, please explain how these businesses are compatible >> we do business for coca-cola and pepsi-cola coca-cola is in 250 countries around the world. they need to manage their operations. they need foreign exchange management. pinnate liability management. they need interest rate management. we have to have those abilities to serve them in that way. the fundamental shift i made was to make sure our trading operations and our cash management operations and all banking operations are geared toward doing those things that our clients need. if you do that correctly, having been in the business for as long as i have, those are the kind of businesses that generate good value for clients without creating the risk that has been created in the system. >> my time is up. thank you. >> thank you. thank you for appearing today. did you have any reason to anticipate that citigroup will need additional park funds? >> no. >> grade. on a fair market basis, is citigroup solvent? >> yes. >> or any material divisions or subsidiaries of citigroup insolvent? >> no. let me be clear. we looked at the entire

. >> we do business for coke and pepsi. coke is in 250 countries around the world.they need to manage their operations. we do everything for them from cash management to custody, to clearing settling for them. they need foreign exchange management. they need liability management. they need interest rate management. so we have to have those operations to be them in that particular way. the shift that i made was to make sure that our trading operations and our cash management operations and all our banking operations are geared towards doing those things that our clients need. and, by the way, if you do that correctly, having been in the business for as long as i have, those are the kind of businesses that generate good value for clients without creating the risk that has been created in the system historically. >> my time is way over. thank you. >> my goodness. i apologize. mr. mcwaters? >> thank you. and thank you mr. pandit for appearing today. do you have any reason to anticipate citi group will need additional t.a.r.p. funds? >> no. >> on a fair market basis is c

. >> we do business for coke and pepsi. coke is in 250 countries around the world. they need to manage their operations. we do everything for them from cash management to custody, to clearing settling for them. they need foreign exchange management. they need liability management. they need interest rate management. so we have to have those operations to be them in that particular way. the shift that i made was to make sure that our trading operations and our cash management operations and all our banking operations are geared towards doing those things that our clients need. and, by the way, if you do that correctly, having been in the business for as long as i have, those are the kind of businesses that generate good value for clients without creating the risk that has been created in the system historically. >> my time is way over. thank you. >> my goodness. i apologize. mr. mcwaters? >> thank you. and thank you mr. pandit for appearing today. do you have any reason to anticipate citi group will need additional t.a.r.p. funds? >> no. >> on a fair market basiss@@@

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. >> we do business for coca-cola and pepsi. coca-cola is an 250 areas around the world.we do everything from cash management into custody to clearing selling -- the need for an exchange management, liability management, interest- rate management. we have to have those operations to serve them in those ways. the fundamental shift that i made was to make sure that our trading operations and our cash management operations and our banking operations are geared toward doing those things but our clients need. if you do that correctly, having been in the business for as long as i have, those are the businesses that generate good value for clients without creating the risk that has been greeted in the system before. -- created in the system before. time is way over. thank you. >> my goodness. i apologize. mr. mcwaters? >> thank you. and thank you mr. pandit for appearing today. do you have any reason to anticipate citi group will need additional t.a.r.p. funds? >> no. >> on a fair market basis is citi group solvent? >> yes. >> are any material divisions or subsidiaries of citi g