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&lt;p&gt;Just heard over the wire that AIG has dismissed McKinsey as its post-bailout restructuring adviser. Why, you ask? Well, to cut costs, of course, and maybe also because McKinsey had named its long-term plan for AIG Project Destiny (?!?!). AIG&#39;s new CEO, Robert Benmosche, thinks he can do a respectable job of it on his own, and is coming up with his own plan to build up and sell off certain units to repay the bailout loans. &lt;p&gt;&lt;p&gt;Let&#39;s hope this is not the start of a new trend where companies suddenly decide they can do things for themselves! &lt;p&gt;

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