Ex-AIG CEO Suing U.S. for $25 Billion
Hank Greenberg claims the government bailout was unconstitutional.
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Hank Greenberg claims the government bailout was unconstitutional.
Following a $114 billion bailout.
Pride versus financial solvency.
It's a logical move, like throwing tea off the side of the boat.
INF to provide hundreds of billions.
Striking and rioting after government-imposed "austerity measures."
Watch an animation based on this week's cover story about the fight over AIG bonuses.
"There’s a generational shift toward increasing interest and concern into how to help make the world a better place,” says one college president. Really.
Congress, for the good of the American public, wants details — but AIG, for the good of the American public, doesn't want to give them.
The markets and analysts would have preferred some more specifics this morning.
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