Jim Cramer has offered an apology to AIG employees, reports the New York Post. "Sorry, regular AIG guys, I did not mean you," he said on his talk show. The apology follows an angry letter sent by new AIG CEO Edward Liddy, who's scoring points with his shell-shocked staff, in response to a previous Cramer rant. Cramer said ostensibly of all AIG employees: "We should hound them in the supermarket, we should hound them in the ball park, we should hound them everywhere they are." In his apology, he explained that he was referring only to AIG directors and executives, not the rank and file. So is it OK to hound the execs? Some AIG rank-and-filers may well want to.

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