AIG: The New Disgrace
Troubled insurance giant American International Group paid bonuses of $1 million or more to 73 employees, including 11 who no longer work for the company.
AIG has paid more than $160 million in bonuses to employees of its Financial Products division, the unit primarily responsible for the meltdown.
The top individual bonus was more than $6.4 million, and the top seven received more than $4 million each.
AIG awarded $165 million in bonuses to its executives after accepting a $173 billion government bailout and...
filing the worst loss in stock market history at $62 Billion last quarter.
Being Naybob like... Senator Chuck Grassley said that AIG executives should follow the Japanese method and...
“come before the American people and take that deep bow and say I’m sorry. And then either do one of two things, resign or go commit suicide.”
The Nattering One muses... find them all to the man; they get two choices; complete forfeiture of assets or death by guillotine.
This should be the justice for ALL executives and CEO's involved in this financial fiasco.
And as it should be for any member of congress that accepted their tainted money. Oops, there goes the house and senate in todo.
AIG has paid more than $160 million in bonuses to employees of its Financial Products division, the unit primarily responsible for the meltdown.
The top individual bonus was more than $6.4 million, and the top seven received more than $4 million each.
AIG awarded $165 million in bonuses to its executives after accepting a $173 billion government bailout and...
filing the worst loss in stock market history at $62 Billion last quarter.
Being Naybob like... Senator Chuck Grassley said that AIG executives should follow the Japanese method and...
“come before the American people and take that deep bow and say I’m sorry. And then either do one of two things, resign or go commit suicide.”
The Nattering One muses... find them all to the man; they get two choices; complete forfeiture of assets or death by guillotine.
This should be the justice for ALL executives and CEO's involved in this financial fiasco.
And as it should be for any member of congress that accepted their tainted money. Oops, there goes the house and senate in todo.
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