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Fed cries inflation for benchmark rate drop
Most folks listen to Federal Reserve policy makers not because they are students of central banking or they find the dulcet voices soothing. They listen for one and only one reason: They want to know where the benchmark interbank rate will be going forward. The level of the funds rate, which the Fed sets, affects economic growth and inflation.Tew Cardenas Acquisition Leaves Fla. Firm With One Name Partner
With the departure of partner Thomas G. Schultz to Tew Cardenas, there's only one name left on his former law firm's door. At its height, Ferrell Schultz Carter Zumpano & Fertel was one of the fastest-growing law firms in Florida. But the firm hit a rough patch in 2003 when more than a dozen lawyers, including managing partner Joseph I. Zumpano, departed. Ferrell is down to 25 lawyers, from a peak of 67 in 2003. But Milton Ferrell said his firm is still robust and winning big cases despite the downsizing.View more book results for the query "*"
Nursing home must pay $1.77 million to widow of former pro wrestler
Attorneys Joseph B. Landy and Michael S. Smith sued the owner of a Lake Worth nursing home, alleging pressure sores became infected and led to a man's death from bronchial pneumonia.Bourabah v. New York State Division of Housing and Community Renewal
'Hoblock', 'Rooker-Feldman' Cited in Dismissal Of Suit Over Eviction from Mitchell-Lama ApartmentGaming Highlights Supreme Court Argument Session
When the state Supreme Court convenes in Philadelphia this week, the justices will be casting their eyes toward issues of sovereign and governmental immunity, government contracting and expert testimony.Jekyll Island to cut jobs, offer early retirement
JEKYLL ISLAND, Ga. AP - The Jekyll Island Authority is cutting jobs and scaling back workers' hours to cope with a sharp decline in revenue.The authority voted Monday to cut 13 full-time and 35 part-time jobs. Work hours also will be reduced for 20 full-time and five part-time employees.A drop in tourism caused the authority's revenue to plummet this year.HCP offering more than $1.1 billion in stock
HCP Inc., a real estate investment trust that invests mainly in health care facilities, said Wednesday it is publicly offering more than $1.1 billion in stock.Trending Stories
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