"For months, corporate governance experts have been warning of a wave of stock option repricings, once company execs realize their share prices won't be bouncing back anytime soon. So far, out-and-out repricings have been sparse. But that doesn't mean companies have stopped the practice. Far from it -- they've just come up with new ways to bail out execs. Problem is, these new practices are just as bad for outside shareholders as the simple repricing schemes they replace."  MORE >>