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U.S. regulators released rules for mortgage servicers that are designed to help members of the military get information needed to sell their homes or modify loans when they are forced to relocate.
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St. Joe Co., the largest private landowner in northern Florida, promoted Park Brady to chief executive officer, the company said in a regulatory filing.
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Jerome Kerviel was sentenced to three years in prison and ordered to repay Societe Generale SA ’s 4.9 billion-euro ($6.8 billion) trading loss by a judge who said the former trader’s actions threatened the bank’s existence.
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Just as Gulf Coast banks were beginning to rebound from hundreds of millions of dollars of losses on real estate, a wave of toxic goo approaching the Florida Panhandle may smother some of their progress.
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A federal judge cut a jury award against Merck & Co. in a lawsuit over its Fosamax osteoporosis drug to $1.5 million from $8 million while upholding the verdict in the case.
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Merck & Co. lost the second trial to reach a verdict over claims its osteoporosis drug Fosamax causes so-called jaw death. The jury set damages at $8 million.
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It’s supposed to be high season in Biloxi, Mississippi, but George Griffith stands on a stretch of beach where seagulls, tacking into a bullying southeast wind, easily outnumber the dozen or so die-hard tourists testing the surf.
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There isn’t only one presidential primary election in Florida today. There are five.
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Sears Holdings Corp., the largest U.S. department-store company, plans to open 12 Edwin Watts golf shops within its stores to add to its sporting-goods business.
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Florida ’s government must shrink to eliminate a $3.6 billion budget gap and create jobs, Governor Rick Scott said in his first State of the State address.
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