American International Group News

G-Star 2002-1, Ltd./Corp. --$99,165,993 Class A1 MM notes 'F1+'; placed on Rating Watch Negative. via PR-inside.com

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“The company's shareholders need to absorb the significance of the company's first-quarter losses.”

Maurice R. "Hank" Greenberg, former chief executive of American International Group Inc., has pressed the New York-based insurer to postpone its annual meeting, which is scheduled for tomorrow. via InvestmentNews

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American International Group Inc. isn't the first company that comes to mind when one thinks about innovation. via Insurance News Net

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Stocks that are moving substantially or trading heavily Monday on the New York Stock Exchange: NYSE American International Group Inc., down $1.91 at $38.37 The Wall Street Journal reported the insurer's ... via Inside Bay Area

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Stocks that are moving substantially or trading heavily Friday on the New York Stock Exchange and the Nasdaq Stock Market : NYSE Sovereign Bancorp Inc., up 30 cents at $7.76 An analyst upgraded the bank after a ... via Forbes

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“Shareholders deserve to know how this decision was reached and what other alternatives were considered and evaluated”

American International Group Inc., the world's largest insurance company, said Friday it lost $7.81 billion, or $3.09 per share, in the first quarter. via SF Gate

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“AIG's Sell-Off: a Huge Opportunity.”

Dow component American International Group is continuing its slide down the charts today following a Goldman Sachs downgrade from "buy" to "neutral." Goldman noted that "market concerns over continued balance ... via SchaeffersResearch.com Daily Market Blog

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I was struck by a report in The Wall Street Journal today that officials at International Lease Finance Corp. via BusinessWeek

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U.S. stock futures leaned higher on Monday, with some strength for the U.S. dollar and an upbeat assessment from HSBC Holdings offsetting a profit warning from FedEx. via MarketWatch

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“With the Nikkei average's price-earnings ratio over 16, it's hard to expect it to go up further”

By Louise Heavens Reuters Sunday, May 11, 2008; 11:00 PM SINGAPORE - Stocks fell on Monday, weighed down by uncertainty over the health of the U.S. economy and surging oil and commodity prices, while Japanese ... via Washington Post

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