CIT Names John Thain CEO
Airtime: Mon. Feb. 8 2010 | 6:02 AM ET
Former Merrill Lynch CEO John Thain has been given the top job at CIT. Andrew Ross Sorkin, of the NY Times, and the CNBC news team discuss.
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