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Stocks in biggest developing markets lag behind global equities
Faster economic growth is proving no lure for investors amid concerns over government interference in markets.Couple turns in lawyer for allegedly masterminding adoption Ponzi scheme
The adoption field remains such a legal gray area that it tests the ethical limits of the attorneys who specialize in it.
9th Circuit faults tasings, but says officers can't be sued
In a pair of emotionally charged cases involving unarmed women being stunned with police Tasers after committing nominal infractions, the 9th Circuit rulings don?t fully satisfy either side.
Trustee sues college to get son's tuition back
Court-appointed bankruptcy trustees fighting for victims of fraud by filing aggressive clawback lawsuits are now the rule of thumb. But aggressive tactics can extend to personal bankruptcies.
Condo developer Mario Egozi allowed to investigate ties to Cuba
Mario Egozi, fighting to retain control of his North Bay Village condo project, can hire a lawyer to investigate alleged Cuban embargo violations by his note holder, but he won't be able to use funds from his distressed estate, a bankruptcy judge ruled. The decision clears the way for Egozi to hire Nicolas Gutierrez of Gutierrez Zarraluqui & Franco to investigate any violations Canadian real estate firm Thibault Messier Savard & Associates may have committed under the 1996 Helms Burton Act.
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Owners of new homes suffer when lenders back out
As home values continue to fall, lenders increasingly are deciding not to fund loans for new homes - even those that are partially or completely finished - because they're worth so much less than the originally agreed upon loan amounts.
Housing lobby's win will cost U.S. $600 billion
Congressional efforts to reduce the U.S. deficit revived tax breaks for mortgage insurance and extended interest deductions for homeowners.
Magic Johnson group to buy Dodgers for record $2B
One Los Angeles institution is buying another. A group that includes former Lakers star Magic Johnson and longtime baseball executive Stan Kasten agreed Tuesday night to buy the Dodgers from Frank McCourt for a record $2 billion.Judge denies 'artful' defense over what is a foreign official
The ruling was the first to address whether a foreign official could include executives who work for state-owned corporations. While the government maintains it does, defense attorneys increasingly have challenged that.Trending Stories
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