It seems that AIG has never taken the high road when they could make more money by slithering into the mud. If the auditors for AIG can’t figure out what is going on within their books, and newly resigned CEO returned his compensation because he couldn’t come up with a plan, what make the insurance department think they have a clue of what the downside is. Danielo knows that if AIG can’t come out of this alive, the State of New York Liquidation Department will have to pay and then people will actually get a look at another piece of dead meat being covered up by freightened bureacrates that really don’t know where to go next. Maybe the FBI knows something that Danielo
What’s life insuramnce?
God, the whole article is riddled with typos. Come on intern, when you get out of class, fix your little article.
Agreed. It’s almost embarrassing. How does Dinallo spell his name exactly? What happened to spellcheck?
Besides that…do we believe Dinallo?
Being that the taxpayer is bailing out all of these financial service firms, can’t I just write my check to AIG out to “Cash” and call it even?
It seems that AIG has never taken the high road when they could make more money by slithering into the mud. If the auditors for AIG can’t figure out what is going on within their books, and newly resigned CEO returned his compensation because he couldn’t come up with a plan, what make the insurance department think they have a clue of what the downside is. Danielo knows that if AIG can’t come out of this alive, the State of New York Liquidation Department will have to pay and then people will actually get a look at another piece of dead meat being covered up by freightened bureacrates that really don’t know where to go next. Maybe the FBI knows something that Danielo
I was thinking the same thing and the misspelling was not the only error in this article either. Look closely and you will find others.