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Hip, hip hooray! Facebook just announced a new series of privacy settings that will give users much more control over who can see what on the social networking website.
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DAILY BUSINESS REVIEW corporate parent Incisive Media North America's President/CEO Bill Pollak hopes the trend continues of firms keeping up the good work, even in bad times.
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Some agents blame the decline in REO properties for sale on lenders’ moratoriums on foreclosures, their loan modification efforts, the uncertainty over government bailout plans and increased demand from buyers for bank-owned homes.
Daily Business Review Publisher Chris Mobley calls your attention to Greg Cote's column on soccer in today's Miami Herald Sports section. What do you think?
Greg Cote | Americans' interest in soccer will always remain on the fringe - Greg Cote - MiamiHerald
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Soccer fans in this country, like Jehovah's Witnesses, have an evangelical bent to them, always trying to get the message out, to convince, to convert. It is they who obviously have seen the light and would enlighten the rest of us if given half a chance.
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Gunster’s James McDonald is working pro bono for former FBI agent John Connolly, who is in prison for convictions stemming from his relationship with mobsters and Boston’s Winter Hill Gang.
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When more than 100 former Steel Hector & Davis alumni gathered for the first reunion of lawyers from the defunct firm, one was noticeably absent: Joseph Klock Jr.
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Law firm leaders feel the economy is stabilizing and could even improve over the next six months, a survey from consulting firm Hildebrandt International says.
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The lurid e-mails landed on a popular legal blog where more than 100,000 people have viewed them.
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Jury: BDO International should not have to pay any part of a $170 million award granted in a previous trial against BDO Seidman over audits that failed to detect the biggest bank fraud in Miami history.
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In granting a woman's bid to void a settlement stipulation because her pro bono divorce attorney made serious errors and was inadequately supervised, a New York state judge has cautioned law firms ...
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