National News
- 12.07.2009
Alleged White House party-crashers Tareq and Michaele Salahi are being represented by Baltimore entertainment lawyer Paul W. Gardner II. Gardner, reached briefly yesterday, confirmed that he has been retained the Salahis.
- 12.03.2009
We are a society of shoppers. We have been since we were prehistoric hunters and gatherers. From the souks of the Middle East to the night markets of Asia to the malls of America, human beings come together to browse, bargain and purchase. Shopping isn't just about the acquisition of goods --- whether the season's hot toy or some sharp tool necessary for surviving the winter --- it's also about how we interact with each other. For better or worse, the holidays have long been synonymous with shopping. And that has come to mean Black Friday, the start of the shopping sprint between Thanksgiving and Christmas and historically one of the busiest shopping days of the year. November retail sales reports are due out today.
- 12.01.2009
SEC officials plan to set up a special window to detect fake tickets to Saturday's Georgia Dome game between the University of Florida and the University of Alabama, for which the resale price of some seats is topping $1,500 each.
- 12.01.2009
By STEVE BOUSQUET Times/Herald Tallahassee Bureau TALLAHASSEE - Gov. Charlie Crist's call for a statewide grand jury to investigate political corruption was rejected Monday by the Florida Supreme Court as too vague, so the governor's office quickly refiled its request.
- 12.01.2009
A fight has broken out over a $100 million October settlement with three Wall Street banks in the bankruptcy of American Business Financial Services Inc., a Philadelphia subprime mortgage lender that collapsed five years ago.
- 11.30.2009
In a victory for public health advocates, a federal trial court in Kentucky dealt a major setback to tobacco companies in their attempt to undo key provisions of a new federal law giving the Food and Drug Administration the power to regulate the industry. While the Family Smoking Prevention and Tobacco Control Act did not allow the agency to ban tobacco sales outright, it did give the FDA the authority to reduce nicotine levels, require new warning labels and bar certain marketing tactics.
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