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September 18, 2008
Give and Take: AIG Bailout and Eli Broad
An education consultant is questioning whether the billionaire Eli Broad’s philanthropic and business decisions are inconsistent given his role at the insurance giant American International Group, or AIG, which was taken over by the U.S. government yesterday with an $85-billion buyout, notes a new post in Give and Take, The Chronicle’s roundup of the best blog posts about the nonprofit world.
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