AIG, the company notorious for its leaky boat and the 300 million people in it bailing, has reported a loss for its last fiscal quarter. Some people may be tempted to attribute that to overly generous bonuses, but I'm sure that's not the case.
Anyway, CEO Robert Benmosche professes optimism, and says that he's increasingly confident about the company's long-term future. But the company's public filing left the door open: they "may need additional support from the U.S. government." Now, there's a company with a sense of humor!
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