Nortel wants bonuses back if officials' actions improper: Millions paid based on overstated profits

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Nortel Networks Corp. announced that it would seek repayment of millions of dollars of bonus paid out to executives if the company determines the recipients acted improperly. The company handed out at least $125-million (U.S.) under two bonus plans, designed to reward executives and employees for steering the company back to profitability.

Telephone and telegraph apparatus, Personnel administration, Management Compensation, Bonus & Merit Payments, Management Bonuses, Human resource management, Telecommunications equipment industry, Nortel Networks Corp., NT, Executives, Executive compensation, Company personnel management, Bonuses

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Road-rage episode ends in shooting

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A Vancouver man is gunned down by police after attacking a car with a machete, in what is being labeled a case of road-rage.

Company legal issue, Cases, Road rage

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B.C. joins Ontario in embracing same-sex marriage

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British Columbia becomes the second Canadian province to approve legal same-sex marriages.

British Columbia, Same-sex marriage

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