JUNE 29 -- This morning the AIG shareholder meeting began and quickly ended. In a room filled with empty green chairs, Wall Street's least envied man, Ed Liddy, presided over a polite, subdued annual meeting of one of the financial world's most notorious disasters.
The meeting began with a courteous round of applause for the 11 new directors, and another round of applause for the retiring Edmund Tse, longtime leader of AIG's Asian business.
There were only five questions in the 51...
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