LariAnn

AIG Bonuses Are Just the Tip of the Iceberg

It is clear to me that if Merrill had that much money laying around to hand out in bonuses or retention or whatever buzzword is used to describe it, they were charging their customers WAY too much for the services rendered! Instead, they should have given it to investors who lost money on deals made by these so-called brokers, instead of giving the money to the brokers.

AIG Bonuses: The Tipping Point Toward Decisive Action?

The whole idea of "too big to fail" needs a serious rework. It should be "too big", period. Companies should never be allowed to become so big that, if they fail, they topple the U.S. economy. Talk about a danger to national security! Where is the Department of Homeland Security when you need them? A company that is "too big to fail" is TOO BIG, period. Smash them to bits for the security of the nation!