Kula2316 features quality as usual, though it is heavy with the Blagojevich's story. So, with that being said, take a look at the other stories listed down over there : After the public outcry over bonuses at AIG, the organization said it would eliminate them for its senior management. Well, now they are not offering bonuses but rather "cash awards" based on a new retention program: American International Group Inc., the insurer whose bonuses and perks are under fire from U.S. lawmakers, offered cash awards to another 38 executives in a retention program with payments of as much as $4 million. The incentives range from $92,500 to $4 million for employees earning salaries between $160,000 and $1 million, Chief Executive Officer Edward Liddy said in a letter dated Dec. 5 to Representative Elijah Cummings. The New York-based insurer had previously disclosed that 130 managers would get the awards and that one executive would get $3 million. Hmmm... that sure sounds like b...
