The Associated Press
November 18, 2009
With a simple marketing twist, tobacco companies are avoiding hundreds of millions of dollars a year in taxes by exploiting a loophole in President Barack Obama's child health law. Oba
By Gary Fineout | February 26, 2010
Even as Florida's real estate market deals with one of the worst slumps in decades, it isn't likely that much help will be coming from the Florida Legislature during its upcoming sessi
By Bloomberg News | January 31, 2012
Most U.S. airlines quietly complied with U.S. rules that took effect Jan. 26 requiring them to include mandatory taxes and fees in published fares. Spirit Airlines took a different app
By Nate Raymond | July 13, 2010
A Tarrytown, N.Y., law firm has been sued for fraud and breach of contract by a New Jersey woman who claims the firm advised her to place substantial funds with a money manager who was operating a
By Bloomberg News | February 9, 2011
The landmark Blackstone Hotel in downtown Chicago, which has hosted 12 U.S. presidents, opened in 2008 after a two-year, $116 million renovation. Inside the Beaux Arts structure, built in 1910, b
By The Associated Press | March 28, 2011
It's important to assess a mutual fund's performance over at least a three-year period before you invest. Anything shorter and you're likely chasing recent returns, rather than choosing a
By Bloomberg News | February 15, 2011
Larry Marcus and Peter Gotcher’s early bet on Pandora Media Inc. appeared to be a bust three years ago when the business was buried in music-royalty fees. Now they’re preparing for its
By Review staff | May 5, 2010
Dealmaker: Aaron P. Wolfe The Deal: Wolfe, a principal of Sun Capital Partners, oversaw the private investment firm's acquisition of Tamarac-based Arch Aluminum & Glass for $63.5 mil
By Wayne Tompkins | April 21, 2010
Researcher Peter Stackpole recently asked banking customers to fill in the blank: "A bank that has a presence on a social networking site is ________ ." The positive responses: Ahead o
By Paola Iuspa-Abbott | September 16, 2009
Correction Developer Robert Falor used $700,000 raised from investors as partial payment when he bought the Edison and Breakwater hotels Miami Beach in 2004. Due to an editing error,
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