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Government potentially losing $25 billion thanks to specialized tax benefit to insurance giant AIG

The Fed has secretly selected three banks to bid on American International Group

The multinational insurance corporation American International Group, Inc. (AIG) made headlines four years ago when their credit rating dropped to AA, resulting in a massive liquidity crisis then resultingin a $182.5 billion bailout from the US government. This past quarter, the company reported $19.8 billion in profits, which would seem like quite a turn around [...]

Maurice ‘Hank’ Greenberg and his Starr International Company accused officials of discriminating against AIG

Outrage.

43 large European banks hold debt in troubled sovereigns equal to 63 percent of those institutions’ book values

The nation’s largest bank by assets said Monday it will sell 13.1 billion shares in the Chinese bank for $8.3 billion to a group of investors it declined to name

The bailed-out insurance giant plans to sell its stock at $29, bringing in billions for the Treasury

AIG announced a plan Friday to end taxpayer involvement in the company over the next two years

AIG is 80 percent-owned by the U.S. government and ‘remains confident in its core operations’

The administration is set to lower its estimate of the cost of TARP when it celebrates the end of the bail-out effort next week

Government officials and AIG are in talks to sell off the government’s stake in the company and repay taxpayers

The insurer’s aircraft leasing company, International Lease Finance Corp., completed the sale of $4.4 billion in debt. AIG will use more than $3.9 billion of the proceeds to repay the Federal Reserve Bank of New York

The insurer has delivered to the Treasury Department a plan that includes replacing the government’s stake with private ownership

The executive resigned today due to an ‘ineffective and unsustainable’ working relationship with the firm’s CEO

A watchdog panel says it’s still unclear whether U.S. taxpayers will ever fully recoup the $182 billion they plowed into American International Group Inc.

Tom Karol looks into why bad news for AIG is bad news for taxpayers

Will AIG pay back its bailouts?; No charges forthcoming on Fannie and Freddie; Flash crash prompts SEC rule for better information; Treasury makes more TARP profits

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