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NEW YORK — Citigroup will issue its second quarter 2026 results via press release at approximately 8 a.m. (ET) on Tuesday, July 14, 2026. At 11 a.m. (ET), results will be reviewed via live webcast and teleconference. The press release, webcast and presentation materials will be available at https://www.citigroup.com/global/investors/events-and-presentations. A replay and transcript of the webcast will be available shortly after the event. To attend the live webcast and access the replay, please visit:  https://citi-second-quarter-2026-earnings-results.open-exchange.net/.  If you’d like to dial into the live earnings call, please call 1-(805) 309-2350 (for U.S. and Canada callers). For international callers, please dial the Global Access numbers, linked here: https://turbobridge.com/pdf/TurboBridge_Global_Access.pdf. The participant passcode is 7142026#. About Citi Citi is a preeminent banking partner for institutions with cross-border needs, a global leader in wealth management and a valued personal bank in its home market of the United States. Citi does business in more than 180 countries and jurisdictions, providing corporations, governments, investors, institutions and individuals with a broad range of financial products and services. Additional information may be found at  www.citigroup.com  | X:  @Citi  | LinkedIn:  www.linkedin.com/company/citi  | YouTube:  www.youtube.com/citi  | Facebook:  www.facebook.com/citi Investor Contact     Jennifer Landis   investorrelations@citi.com    Media Contact     Danielle Romero-Apsilos   danielle.romeroapsilos@citi.com

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AMLintelligence.com’s Post Six global AML & financial crime stories you can't miss today AMLintelligence.com on LinkedIn Myth and Reality of Artificial Intelligence (AI): BEUNS LLC and the Rise of Our Human-centric Servant, Steward, and Visionary Global Leader. Our CEO, Vanel Beuns, at the UN Dialogue on AI Governance in Geneva, Switzerland, July 6 - 7, 2026. The Gathering of best-in-class leading experts, world-class tech-savvy executives and leaders from 193 countries. BEUNS LLC is positioned to join the ELITE CLUB of the multi-trillion-dollar HIGH-TECH business organizations. What are they? As CEO, I am thankful to the millions of my followers in 193 countries. I value their time. I appreciate their positive feedback and acknowledgement. I look forward to reaching 1 billion followers on social media by December 31, 2026. At BEUNS LLC, we put people first. We set realistic expectations. What is Policy? About the integration of AI into policymaking processes, scales, and cycles? What is AI Governance? AI Myth and Reality: AI Ecosystems "think" like the human brain, possess independent intent, and are rapidly approaching imminent Artificial General Intelligence (AGI). Please share our daily expert-insights with leaders. The Link at BEUNS LLC: https://lnkd.in/eYd7xBPj To view or add a comment, sign

SAINT PAUL, Minn. —  MLV Minnesota General Manager and Head Coach  Pedro Mendes  today announced the  signing of   setter  Emery Herman   for the 2027 season.   Herman most recently helped lead  Esquimo  Dos Hermanas to the 2026 Iberdrola League and Copa de la Reina titles, marking the first championships in club history. Herman was named Best Setter of the tournament.   “ Emery is a young, talented player, but she already has a calm presence that really stands out ,” said Mendes.   “ That's a critical quality for a setter, especially when making decisions under pressure. I love the way she runs her offense. She plays with  confidence, creativity, and personality ;  those are qualities you  can't  coach.  I believe she'll  elevate everyone in our gym and have a tremendous impact on our team. ”   Prior to her professional career, Herman was a standout setter for the University of Arizona (2020-22)  before transferring to  Colorado State University (2023-24). As a  freshman  at Arizona , she finished second in the Pac-12 in assists.  Herman  led the team in assists and  assists  per set during both her sophomore and junior seasons . She  became the sixth-fastest player in

Spend a few minutes looking at the LinkedIn pages of private equity firms and you’ll see many of the same types of posts. Deal announcements. Exits. Fundraising news. Portfolio company milestones. Those updates absolutely have a place. They’re important moments in the life of a firm and they help tell part of the story. The issue is that they only represent a small fraction of what private equity professionals actually do. On any given day, investment teams are meeting with founders and management teams, talking with advisors, attending conferences, evaluating new industries, serving on boards and helping portfolio companies work through challenges. They’re having conversations about market trends, industry developments and the issues affecting businesses across their sectors. Over time, that creates a tremendous amount of knowledge and perspective that never shows up on LinkedIn. As a result, someone researching the firm may learn a lot about completed transactions but very little about the people behind them. They’ll see what the firm has done, but they may not get a clear sense of how the team thinks, what they’re paying attention to or where they’ve developed deep industry experience. That’s important because many of the people private equity firms want

NewsLiverpool's Greatest - No.3: Ian Rush Published 5 hours ago By Glenn Price Years: 1980-1987, 1988-1996 Appearances: 660 Goals: 346 Trophies: League Cup (1981, 1982, 1983, 1984, 1995), European Cup (1981, 1984), First Division (1981-82, 1982-83, 1983-84, 1985-86, 1989-90), FA Cup (1986, 1989, 1992) Ian Rush is the greatest goalscorer in Liverpool’s rich history and no further introduction is necessary. The Welshman netted 346 – three hundred and forty-six! – times across 15 seasons to sit atop the club’s all-time scorers list. It is likely he will never be dethroned from that position. You do not score even half of that number of goals without being the complete striker, and Rush had many strings to his bow leading the Reds’ attack. He was a fox in the box, a magic-maker and a relentless pressing machine all rolled into one iconic forward. And his hugely effective partnership with the equally gifted Kenny Dalglish behind him bears comparisons with any duo to have combined in LFC history. “Wow, what an attacker,” said one of his teammates in the era, Sammy Lee . “Not only an attacker but he was our first line of defence. Absolutely superb. “All I’d have to do as

In a program note on her 2016 work The Saqqara Bird, Australian composer Melody Eötvös writes that she was inspired by theories about the bird-shaped sycamore-wood artefact excavated at Saqqara in 1898 to create a tapestry of “the mechanical, the living and the ancient becoming new again.” The result is, apparently, atypical for her: a work grounded in rhythmic and harmonic stability, with generative repetition producing a “Pinocchio-like metamorphosis.” It made a compelling overture, The Saqqara Bird metaphorically taking flight as German conductor Anja Bihlmaier – making her WASO debut – and the orchestra caught the score’s mechanistic and organic qualities with precision and warmth. The stage was set for American violinist Benjamin Beilman – no stranger to WASO audiences – to join Bihlmaier and the orchestra for a fine account of Mendelssohn’s Violin Concerto in E minor, Op. 64. Across its three linked movements, Beilman used a generous expressive palette with discernment. This is, after all, Mendelssohn: less combat than conversation, a quality shared with Schumann’s Cello Concerto, heard from soloist Ivan Karizna and WASO the week before. Beilman moved effortlessly from the opening movement’s ambiguous vocalics and marvellous cadenza through a serene C major cantabile to a sparkling

Live Standings Summary Live Text With that we'll take a break to grab the latest news and reaction from the Silverstone paddock before we're back for grand prix qualifying which starts at 4pm BST. Until then, don't forget to try out our new game Two Seats here. Antonelli, Hamilton and Norris are presented with their sprint awards by three karting champions, one with a very strapped up left hand, which Norris takes great care and interest in. Here's the provisional British GP sprint race results: FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem is on hand to congratulate the top three finishers, as Antonelli takes in the moment of his first sprint win. Chants of "Lewis, Lewis, Lewis, Lewis!" from a small number of very lucky fans in the parc ferme area, where usually the mechanics and team personnel come to congratulate their drivers, get greeted by a wave from the seven-time world champion. Lawson will be investigated after the sprint race for his near-miss with Hadjar. On first look it did appear a moving under braking but we'd definitely need to see that one again. Antonelli takes his first sprint win and duly extends his F1 world championship lead by three points over Russell

Live Standings Summary Live Text With that, it is time to wrap up this live coverage of British GP qualifying. Tomorrow the main event gets under way at 3pm BST and you will not want to miss it. Until then, why not fill the time by checking out our new game Two Seats ? And don't forget, you can still vote in six different categories for our new monthly awards, including picking the F1 driver of the month. Vote here. Go well! Andrea Kimi Antonelli, Mercedes Photo by: James Sutton / Formula 1 / Formula Motorsport Ltd via Getty Images A statement lap from Antonelli who, despite his animated nature over team radio at times, appears totally unfazed about taking the fight to F1's biggest names. Pretty incredible stuff from a 19-year-old - so can he complete the job with victory tomorrow? British GP top 10 after qualifying Antonelli vs Ferrari. Every Italian's dream - or nightmare? "I was a bit stressed as I never really like going first for the last run, but the last run was very tidy, it came all together," Antonelli tells Jolyon Palmer in the parc ferme interviews. Andrea Kimi Antonelli, Mercedes Photo by: Alastair Staley