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Fidelity cuts raises, bonuses, profit-sharing

Fidelity Investments, responding to what it called continuing challenges as the recession lingers, told employees in all but its lowest-echelon bonus pool that they will not get merit increases this year.

Fidelity Investments, responding to what it called continuing challenges as the recession lingers, told employees in all but its lowest-echelon bonus pool that they will not get merit increases this year.
In a companywide memo on Wednesday, president Rodger Lawson said the only employees eligible

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