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* WorldCom Inc. proposed giving 325 employees about $25 million in bonuses to stay with the company while it reorganizes, but excluded the four most senior positions.

* Lucent Technologies Inc. said it will seek shareholder approval for a reverse stock split to boost its stock price, which has averaged below $1 for the last 30 trading days.

* Computer Sciences Corp. of El Segundo will provide scientific and engineering technical assistance to a missile-defense program being developed by the Department of Defense under a contract valued at about $280 million.

* Bausch & Lomb Inc. said Chief Executive Ronald Zarrella did not have a graduate degree in business, as his resume once claimed. A spokeswoman for the company said he attended graduate school at New York University but did not obtain an MBA.