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Conn. lawmakers reconsider wage law cited by AIG (Norwalk Advocate)

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HARTFORD -- Connecticut lawmakers said Tuesday they hope to change a state law that's being partially blamed by insurance giant American International Group as a reason for paying $165 million in retention bonuses to executives.

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