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Sweeping rule changes meant to shed light on so-called dark pools, where stock-trading is done anonymously, could ultimately hurt the traditional investors that regulators are trying to empower, trading executives warned over the past few days.

Ashton Woods Homes to Start Construction of 12 New Town Homes at Wickham Park in Windermere

ORLANDO, Fla.Ashton Woods Homes will start construction of 12 new town homes at Wickham Park, located on Overstreet Rd. north of C.R. 535 in Windermere. Michael Roche, vice president of sales and marketing for Ashton Woods Homes in the Orlando region, said construction will get underway within the next 30 ...

Walt Macey, founder of namesake grocery chain, dies at 90

Walt Macey, the founder of Macey’s grocery stores, has died at the age of 90.

Utah delegation wary of Obama’s financial regulations

Federal lawmakers from Utah oppose President Barack Obama’s call for a new agency to protect consumers, arguing it would give the government too much power.

Judge rejects SEC-Bank of America deal

A federal judge on Monday rejected a $33 million settlement between the Securities and Exchange Commission and Bank of America Corp., saying the SEC’s accusations of inadequate disclosure by the bank over bonuses paid at Merrill Lynch must now go to trial.

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A vaccine is all that stands between Simone Davis and U.S. citizenship. But the 17-year-old English native refuses to receive the Gardasil human papillomavirus vaccine and objects to its inclusion in a list of vaccinations required for immigrants seeking to become U.S. citizens.

War Crimes Court Convicts Journalist of Contempt

The U.N. Yugoslav war crimes tribunal on Monday found a former prosecution spokeswoman guilty of contempt for revealing confidential court decisions during the trial of Slobodan Milosevic.

Gang Of Six Continues Healthcare Negotiations Ahead Of Key MarkUp

Democratic and Republican negotiators in the only committee that has yet to report out a healthcare bill meet on Monday ahead of a scheduled markup next week. At the center of the debate is whether the Senate Finance Committee will follow the four other panels that have passed a bill ...

Majority of Americans still fret about economy

Seven out of 10 Americans lack confidence the federal government has taken safeguards to prevent another financial industry meltdown, new poll shows.

Answer Desk: Taking stock of investments

A year after the financial markets trashed trillions in retirement savings, it’s a great time to take a closer look at your investment risk.  The Answer Desk, by John W. Schoen.

Lehman workers upset at news of collapse

The collapse of Lehman Brothers came as a shock to some employees Now occupied by Barclays, the building was once the home of Lehman Brothersa proud Wall Street banking giant brought to its knees in the biggest bankruptcy in US corporate history.

400 Years Later, and Still Proud of New Amsterdam

Events celebrating the anniversary of Henry Hudson’s arrival in New York were attended mostly by the Dutch, as New Yorkers went about life as usual.

Istithmar Said to Halt Investment as Dubai Weighs Sale of Sovereign Fund

Istithmar World, the Dubai sovereign wealth fund, is halting investments as part of a restructuring effort after spending more than $25 billion this decade on stakes ranging from a yacht marina to luxury retailer Barneys New York, according to people familiar with the plan.

As new father of the greenback, Bernanke’s reputation on the line

Six months after the financial world seemed to be coming to an end, the world’s economies appear to be recovering. Banks that seemed to be on the brink of failure less than a year ago are now able to pay back investments made by the Treasury.

Citigroup’s Pandit Said to Mimic Marty McFly in `Bank of the Future’ Push

Citigroup Inc. Chief Executive Officer Vikram Pandit may be the Marty McFly of banking.

U.S. trials confirm one dose of H1N1 vaccine works

U.S. trials of Sanofi- Pasteur SA’s and CSL Ltd’s H1N1 swine flu vaccines confirm that only one dose is needed to protect people, U.S. health officials said on Friday.

Early Results from Clinical Trials of 2009 H1N1 Influenza Vaccines in Healthy Adults

We are encouraged by reports that are now emerging from various clinical trials of 2009 H1N1 influenza vaccines, conducted by various vaccine manufacturers.