Citi (C) would consider bidding for all of Wachovia (WB) - CNBC
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Reports from CNBC, Citi (NYSE: C) would consider bidding for all of Wachovia (NYSE: WB).
Currently, Citi's offer is just the banking subsidiaries of Wachovia. Wells Fargo's (NYSE: WFC) bid is or the entire company.
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