The Week That Was: Bonus Rage & a Star's Tragic Death
Under intense pressure, the head of bailed-out insurance giant AIG, Edward Liddy, declared Wednesday that some of the firm's executives have begun returning all or part of bonuses totaling $165 million. The attorney general of Connecticut said Saturday that AIG paid $53 million more in bonuses than previously reported, totaling $218 million. Liddy's original stance that the bonuses should be honored, no matter how distasteful, drew sharp comments from both parties.
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The Week That Was: Bonus Rage & a Star's Tragic Death
AIG handed out crazy amounts of cash, the president appeared on "The Tonight Show," the NCAA tournament kicked off and a Hollywood star's tragic death. Take a look back at the week's biggest stories.
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