AIG to Sell House Full of Bad Memories
"The insurer, saved from collapse by the U.S. government, agreed to sell its New York headquarters and an adjacent office building," Bloomberg reports today. "An agreement has been reached for 70 Pine St. and 72 Wall St. in Lower Manhattan." Maybe they can get that loft they've always dreamed of, or a little fixer-upper in Tuscany ... [Bloomberg]
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