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AIG Revenue Stabilizes, Slowing Insurer's 'Death Spiral'

First Posted: 04/24/10 06:12 AM ET Updated: 05/25/11 04:35 PM ET

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Aig Bailout Revenue Stable
AIG's 'Death Spiral' Slows As Revenue Stabilizes

bloomberg.com:

Feb. 22 (Bloomberg) -- American International Group Inc., the troubled financial firm that threatened to bring down the U.S. economy, is showing stable revenue for its insurance units and improving its ability to repay taxpayers 17 months after a bailout that swelled to $182.3 billion.

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Feb. 22 (Bloomberg) -- American International Group Inc., the troubled financial firm that threatened to bring down the U.S. economy, is showing stable revenue for its insurance units and improving it...
Feb. 22 (Bloomberg) -- American International Group Inc., the troubled financial firm that threatened to bring down the U.S. economy, is showing stable revenue for its insurance units and improving it...
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Depression Part Duex
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04:48 PM on 02/22/2010
Too bad.

It needs to die and be left on the crapheap of history!
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SirSlappy
My micro-bio is still empty.
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03:52 PM on 02/22/2010
I'm sorry to hear it.
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sonofsamphm1c
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01:00 AM on 02/23/2010
You're sorry t hear that the taxpayer is standing a better and better chance of getting back his 100-billion plus, and interest and equity gain? Okay.
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DiogenesOfAlaska
Mitt Romney for president - of the Cayman islands!
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02:03 PM on 02/22/2010
Yeah, maybe. But let's not forget that AIG is actually dead.
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