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I would say that these hard working Fat Cats are perfectly entitled to such expenses and this wealth will trickle down to hamburger flippers etc
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The collapse of the New York-based insurer was the subject of Congressional hearings yesterday, which triggered criticism of the company for spending $440,000 on a California conference at a beachside resort less than a week after AIG was rescued.
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AtW's comment: I saw this coming years agoOriginally posted by chef View Post$85 billion + $38 billion.. oh dear.. uber doomed
"The Federal Reserve will provide as much as $37.8 billion in additional liquidity to American International Group Inc.'s regulated insurance units after rescuing the company with an $85 billion loan last month."
http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?p...Kxs&refer=home
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A I G
$85 billion + $38 billion.. oh dear.. uber doomed
"The Federal Reserve will provide as much as $37.8 billion in additional liquidity to American International Group Inc.'s regulated insurance units after rescuing the company with an $85 billion loan last month."
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