The chairperson of Walter Bros. announced that this year's annual bonuses will be ( ) to companyemployees on Friday.A. awardedB. transactedC. publishedD. discarded

The chairperson of Walter Bros. announced that this year's annual bonuses will be ( ) to company
employees on Friday.

A. awarded

B. transacted

C. published

D. discarded

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