... mid-September when the government allowed Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc. to collapse but decided to keep American International Group afloat, Geithner along with Paulson was in charge, leading discussions between scads of bank executives ...

... Freddie Mac, seized a large stake in several banks and installed a new CEO at bailed-out insurance giant American International Group. The latest addition to the list, the once-proud auto industry, has struggled with foreign competition ...

... it also showed where it could wilt. - Advertisement - After days of fuming over bonuses paid by insurer American International Group Inc., Obama and members of Congress checked their tantrums and moved on. The House and Senate budgets embraced ...

... at treasury. Unpaid taxes cost him votes during his Senate confirmation, and lax oversight for embattled American International Group Inc.'s bonuses drew Republican calls for his resignation. Wall Street scoffed when he outlined early details ...

... its original cost estimate for the program, the Treasury announced additional deals with Bank of America and American International Group. - Advertisement - Those deals will be at rates higher than the averages in the CBO's original estimate ...

... Congress passed last October. That support has been provided primarily to banks, although insurance giant American International Group Inc. and auto companies General Motors Corp. and Chrysler LLC also have received assistance. Besides the ...

... America and Citigroup each received $45 billion. The government also paid more than $180 billion to insurer American International Group Inc., a move that angered many especially after the company gave out $165 million in bonuses to employees ...

... encourage them to resume more normal lending. Part of the bailout funds also went to shore up insurance giant American International Group Inc. and the auto industry, with both General Motors Corp. and Chrysler LLC getting support. The administration ...

... financial institutions were included in the $700 billion financial bailout approved by Congress. Insurance giant American International Group Inc., which has received about $150 billion in bailout money, had 18 subsidiaries. JPMorgan Chase & Co ...

... worries about the global economy and the financial sector. Financial shares were hit hard again today after (American International Group Inc.) posted a quarterly loss of $62 billion, which I believe is the largest loss for any one company ...