Fidelity Investments is preparing to offer employees a voluntary buyout package aimed at cutting its head count and expenses, according to three people briefed on the plan. It’ s unclear how many people the Boston- based investment giant wants to entice into leaving, but the packages are said to be generous and will be extended to hundreds of employees across the…
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