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AIG said it has canceled a multimillion dollar severance package for its departing chief financial officer and will cooperate in a New York state review of other executive pay deals.
AIG cuts outgoing executive's golden parachute
Seeded on Thu Oct 16, 2008 10:05 PM EDT
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Good for Mr. Cuomo. The AIG crooks will still find ways to stack their pockets with more money, though, thru delayed compensation and other means to justify the end. The public who is paying for the bailout should be informed of the exact amount of any kind of compensation these despicable characters receive.
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#1 - Thu Oct 16, 2008 10:05 PM EDTThrow the Corrupt CEO- CFO- COO off a freeway over pass into high speed moving traffic !!!!
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#2 - Thu Oct 16, 2008 10:19 PM EDTGo after these idiots. They took a bailout not once but, twice. Trips to a spa and Europe. And then they have these big fancy homes and so forth. And laugh in the face of the same people who bailed your sorry butts out. The taxpayers. The only compensation they should get is no money and eveything they own taken away to pay for the bailout. I want to see these guys in jail for fraud and money laundering. Cause that what they did to us the taxpayers.
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#3 - Thu Oct 16, 2008 10:31 PM EDTWay to go, Cuomo. Finally, someone who is willing to shake it up. All of the CEO's and executives who were part of this financial meltdown' should face the same consequences. It should not matter who they are, who they know, or who they paid off, they should go down. Seize all their assets, and property, including money stashed in foreign bank accounts. They knew they were wrong, and now its time to pay the piper. Do the crime, do the time, fools. One thing about it, not many people can say they completely wiped out the company where they worked. Great job, morons.
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#4 - Thu Oct 16, 2008 10:52 PM EDTI for one would like to see proof of what is going on. So far it is all talk. Open the books to the public..............after all we do hold the majority of the stock now.
#6 - Fri Oct 17, 2008 4:58 AM EDTMy hat is off to Andrew Cuomo.. He is the first elected official in this country to stand up to "big business".. Nice to know that there are officials who are not afraid to do someting about corporate excesses.. Mr. C - - would you consider running for president in 2012???
#7 - Fri Oct 17, 2008 7:44 AM EDTthey are an arrogant bunch thinking they are beyond the reach of the law. reign them in, strip these men of their assets. and by the way why is aig paying for their employees and business partners to go kill animals.
#8 - Fri Oct 17, 2008 8:59 AM EDTThe little guys like us are finally getting these stiffs to take notec....due to Mr. Cuomo and all of us blitzing this company with email at how mad we are ....they are feeling it people....I emailed twice to them and got a response and now see at the end of this last article that they are cancelling 160 conferences to the tune of 8 million in savings to pay for their poor choices in leadership. Just know that this company is scrambling to recover from this PR nightmare....Liddy is saying the right things....let's just hope his actions match his earnestness to cooperate with Cuomo. It's time to start watering this grassroots movement. We are the little guy...but united together we are a sleeping giant that has been awakened by the depth of this corruption. Keep blitzing AIG with your emails and spread the word it's as easy as typing a 5 minute message.
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