AIG Reportedly Sells Major Insurance Unit to MetLife
The $15.5 billion deal comes after last week's major sale.
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The $15.5 billion deal comes after last week's major sale.
Man who burned down AIG was also a misogynist.
A tip on staying cool from the former CEO of AIG.
The 'Journal' is too shy to tell us what part he was referring to, so we have to guess!
The CEO is a "budding winemaker."
After a series of cockups, the AIG CEO tries to clear a few things up.
Informed that their golden parachutes might soon expire, five executives threaten to leap.
He just gets a little emotional sometimes, is all.
Three months into the job, Robert Benmosche realizes he's signed on to do the impossible.
At first AIG was too big to fail. Now it's too big to compete.
The special master will not try to claw back any compensation from employees, the AIG CEO says in a memo.
Part of 70 Pine Street, the old AIG headquarters in the financial district, will be converted into residential condominiums.
The insurer awarded a $7,700 bonus to a kitchen assistant.
The special master for compensation is expected to approve a $10.5 million pay package for Robert Benmosche.
Joe Cassano's house "only has two bedrooms," according to a spy. And his ride is uncool, too.
CEO Robert Benmosche had better watch his mouth around the people who pay his salary.
The AIG Financial Products head widely accused of burning down the place might face criminal charges. Maybe.
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