American International Group (AIG)
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Market Cap
59.44B
PE Ratio
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Volume (Avg. Vol.)
3.68M
Day's Range
$77.83 - $79.31
52-Week Range
$69.00 - $80.83
Dividend & Yield
$1.60 (2.05%)
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Should You Buy AIG as Uncle Sam Sells?
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AIG CEO: Raise Retirement Age to 70 or 80
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2008 TARP Funds — Where Are They Now?
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The markets rallied by the end of Monday trading after initial negative reactions to European election results.
Is Groupon the Next Enron?
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GM, Ally and AIG CEOs’ Paychecks Frozen by U.S.
The U.S. Treasury Department has frozen the pay of three CEO's whose companies are still indebted under the TARP program. Ally, AIG and GM are those affected.
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