As a reader of business journals, I find the best columns aren'tthe ones I agree with, but those that I think about long after I'veturned the page. I had that experience recently when I read acolumn in the June 22 edition of The Wall Street Journal,headlined: “Greenberg Lost Sight Of the Long View.”
I wasn't the only one.
Former American International Group Chairman Maurice Greenberghimself–the subject of the piece–was motivated to pen asix-paragraph response to the column that appeared five dayslater.
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