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Not for sale: AIG’s Asian general insurance business By GENEVIEVE CUA AIG will not sell its general insurance operations in Asia, AIG officials declared yesterday. Leslie Mouat, AIG regional president for South-east Asia, yesterday told reporters that AIG would ‘absolutely’ not consider even the sale of minority stakes.

See Mommy Run. See Baby Smile. See Mommy Get in Shape. October 07th, 2008 | Category: Fitness August 16, 2004 — seeMOMMYrun launched its web site just two short weeks ago and has already recruited more than one hundred local area moms.

"This begs the question: What exactly is the relationship between Jamie Dimon's JP Morgan Chase and the regulatory elements of the Federal Government charged with overseeing the financial system, but who seem to be acting as the personal agents of "the chosen" like JP Morgan and Goldman Sachs?"

A Good Way to Lose Weight : Go On TV October 05th, 2008 | Category: Health News It’s so funny the sheer number of reality shows we have these days.  I think that at one point, reality shows may have outnumbered actual production and script shows, but at least that trend seems to be somewhat

S’pore’s Temasek raises stake in troubled Merrill Gabriel Chen The Straits Times Temasek Holdings has increased its stake in Merrill Lynch from 8.85 per cent to 13.7 per cent, according to a United States regulatory agency. A US Securities and Exchange Commission filing yesterday showed that Temasek now has 219.7 million shares in the Wall Street bank.

Philstar reports today of “insurance giant” AIG’s plan to let go of some of their assets so they could come up with enough money to “repay its $85-billion bailout loan from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York”. And yes, one of these assets is the PhilamLife (Philippine American Life and General Insurance Co.).

As tickets for the 2010 Winter Olympic Games officially went on sale Thursday night, the Vancouver organizing committee says its legal team is looking into a Winnipeg travel company allegedly selling tickets to the Games that it does not have

"The economic rape of the public will be perpetuated as long as possible. Ever increasing deficits are necessary to pay the interest and make the economy look good. The increasing deficits will escalate the cost of debt service exponentially.

"This is the kind of evidence that will drive the “survivors” - like JPMorgan, Wells Fargo, Citigroup, Bank of America and the other “chosen“ few - to demand more in the way of taxpayer dollars and guarantees before they comply with an invitation by the Feds to take over institutions under threat of

"The Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation is the biggest Bank in the World that you have probably never heard it. They happen to be the registered owners of 99% of all paper (stocks, bonds, securities, etc.). Scary, but true.