Haven’t talked about AIG in a while, but there are two items featuring the insurance company in today’s morning reading. But let’s start with the Mulligan Club:
So you lost billions? No biggie. Try again. (Washington Post)
AIG wants a Wall Street discount (Bloomberg)
Explain AIG’s rising stock price (Wall Street Journal)
Fed, TARP profits? What a joke. (Matt Taibbi)
On high speed rail (The Atlantic)
Taking profits out of doctors’ decisions (NPR)
And you wonder why people are confused about health care? Maria Bartiromo asks a 44-year-old Congressman why he’s not on Medicare.
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