For AIG, Bad Press Begets Bad Press
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The insurance giant is already being investigated by the Department of Justice and the Securities and Exchange Commission for transactions marketed to PNC Financial Services Group Inc.
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Two months ago I pitted a struggling Hot Topic (Nasdaq: HOTT) against a vibrant American Eagle Outfitters (Nasdaq: AEOS). With the former expanding despite a troubling dip in same-store sales while the latter
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The New York Postâs Page Six gossip column has had its own share of negative media attention in the last year, but that does not seem to have scared off advertisers.
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The Bancroft family that controls Dow  Jones & Co. has been criticized a lot in recent years for not  investing enough in one of the world&#39;s great media brand names  and for picking managers who pursued failed strategies.
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The slumping housing industry, already hitting Americans hard in two areas - escalating adjustable-rate mortgages because of the credit crisis and decreased borrowing power due to declining home values - is now sending tremors through the automotive industry.
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â¢American International Group, Inc. reported that AIG Financial Products Corp., a subsidiary, has reached an $80 million settlement with the Department of Justice concerning charges that stemmed from structured
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A slowdown in automobile and financial advertising hurt the companyÂs advertising sales over the last few weeks.
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The stun-gun maker is back in the news, but not all publicity is good publicity.
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At New York Times, the bad news just keeps coming.
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There's plenty going on at the media giant, and not all of it is welcome.
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PORTLAND, Maine  - Of the more than 8,000 funds  available to investors, some are downright stinkers.  Fortunately, it's usually easy to identify the worst of them.
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American International Group Inc , the world's largest insurer, on Monday said difficulties in valuing a credit derivatives portfolio had triggered auditor questions over its internal controls, sending its shares down more than 11 percent.
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Readers defend the profit motive, are skeptical of a government subsidized media and remind us that magnets break down.
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A precipitous slowdown in advertising growth has raised new questions about AOLâs transformation plans.
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Reporters' poor understanding of housing economics worsens a bad situation.
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Shares in AIG, the world's largest insurer, fall by 11% on concerns about its exposure to sub-prime losses.
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Wall Street was set to start softer on  Thursday with the insurance sector in the spotlight again after  American International Group AIG.N said it was being probed  by a federal grand jury.