Here's an entry from our legal affairs senior writer Michael Orey: A federal appeals court issued a decision today that appears likely to scale back the granting of controversial “business-method”...
I woke early Monday morning for a 7:30 a.m. breakfast at one of my all-time favorites: the St. Regis Hotel. My guest was management rock star Marcus Buckinham, the...
With all the understandable anger over the outsized pay packages at failed financial firms--including the funds New York AG Andrew Cuomo is going after at AIG--it's easy to forget that...
The New York Federal Reserve Bank has published the latest accounting of how much American International Group's borrowed: a cool $82.9 billion so far. That's out of a total available...
My colleague Cathy Arnst offers up a guest post from Cambridge, Mass., where she sat in on the Harvard Business School's Global Business Summit: What timing! Harvard Business School threw...
This morning, General Electric chairman and chief executive officer Jeffrey Immelt met his lowered bar. The battered conglomerate, pummeled recently by its exposure to the financial services sector, reported third-quarter...
The House of Representative's Committee on Oversight and Government Reform is in the midst of its hearing on the decline of American International Group. The picture emerging is one...
Today Edward Liddy, AIG's new CEO, announced what the troubled insurance company is putting up for sale, and it's a lot. Other than the company's US property and casualty businesses,...
The Oracle of Omaha has done it again. After investing $5 billion in Goldman Sachs on Sept. 23, he’s now agreed to buy $3 billion of perpetual preferred stock from...
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