| Wall Street Journal. Europe 2006 Ian McDonald |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| AIG expected to pay $1 billion-plus to settle probes.(American International Group Inc.) | Business, international | Monica Langley, Ian McDonald |
| A shopping spree for European insurers: smaller rivals may be targets as strong profits, policy prices fatten large firms' cash piles.(Heard On the Street) | Business, international | Ian McDonald |
| Marsh Is hoping sale of Putnam buries its woes.(Marsh & McLennan Cos.)(Putnam Investments)(includes Stock Quotes and "Putnam Investments' assets under management in billions" statistical tables)(Company overview)(Financial report) | Business, international | Ian McDonald |
| Outside audit: behind the British debt magic; some overloaded U.K. consumers are shrinking credit-card bills, eroding profits of the lenders.(Tracking the Numbers) | Business, international | Carrick Mollenkamp, Ian McDonald |
| Profits fumble, investors cheer?(investments)(United States)(includes Stock Quotes and "Smaller Profits, Bigger Bargains" statistical tables) | Business, international | Ian McDonald |
| Prudential PLC's sales grow 11%, but its home market is weak spot.(insurance)(United Kingdom)(includes Stock Quote statistical table)(Company overview) | Business, international | Ian McDonald |
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