BOSTON?State Street Corp. will freeze its defined benefit pension plan next year and enhance its 401(k) plan, the Boston-based financial services firm said Monday. Effective Jan. 1, 2008, employees will stop accruing benefits, while State Street will match 100% of employees? 401(k) salary deferrals...
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