Former AIG CEO Maurice "Hank" Greenberg has resigned from the company's board, cutting his last ties to the company he built. The 80-year-old Greenberg stepped down as Chairman and CEO of AIG a couple of months ago, after regulators started looking into some questionable accounting at the company.

A task force on funding Middle East democracy recommends redirecting millions to Arab-based NGOs. Hillary Wicay reports from Washington.

Scuttlebut on Viacom: that Sumner Redstone's daughter, Shari, a board member, will be made Vice Chair. But Viacom's not telling.

Discounter Costco to launch pilot health insurance coverage for sale to some customers. Alisa Roth reports.

Toyota to help American automakers? Its chair, Hiroshi Okuda, says his company might raise prices to help American counterparts. Alisa Roth reports that might not be the whole story.