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Refco lawsuit against auditor, law firm dismissed

A Manhattan federal judge has dismissed a complaint by Refco Inc's bankruptcy trustee to recover more than $500 million for creditors of the defunct futures and commodities broker from its legal and accounting advisers.

The Trouble With the HVCC

How new rules meant to ensure the integrity of the appraisal process have infuriated appraisers and stymied sales from coast to coast.

BUY OR SELL-Is it time to log out of ValueClick?

Shares of ValueClick Inc (VCLK.O) have gained 66 percent in the past six months, but the online-advertising company has seen revenue declines over the past three quarters due to weakness at two of its major segments.

Canada may reveal next step on Facebook privacy

A Canadian regulator may outline new proposals on protecting the privacy of Facebook users on Thursday after the watchdog last month found deficiencies in the social networking website's current practices.

'My House Is Worth More Than That!'

If you know how to price a listing effectively, you're much more likely to succeed in selling that property and making your clients very happy.

Stocks mixed as cautious mood prevails

Stocks were mixed on Wednesday as investors were cautious about making big bets after a rally this week, overshadowing solid data on durable goods and home sales.

Real Estate Pros See Prices Stabilizing

Real estate professionals say that real estate prices will remain the same for the next six months, according to HomeGain's quarterly survey of professional opinions.

This Week In Petroleum - August 26

Hurricane season officially started on June 1, and the Federal Government, led by the Department of Energy's (DOE) Office of Electricity Delivery and Energy Reliability, is prepared to respond alongside the private sector should a hurricane affect the energy infrastructure of the United States.

Germany says results, not speed, key in Opel deal

The German government signaled on Wednesday talks between Berlin and General Motors over the fate of its European unit Opel are threatening to drag on, raising the prospect of weeks more of negotiation.

Latino rocker sees Havana gig helping U.S.-Cuba thaw

Colombian rock star Juanes says a public concert he plans in Cuba next month could help further thaw U.S.-Cuban ties despite outcry from some Cuban exiles who accuse him of pandering to the island's communist rulers.

Wall Street slips despite strong data

Stocks declined slightly on Wednesday, as investors took a breather after a strong rally earlier in the week, despite strong reports on new home sales and durable goods.

Dollar Tree posts higher profit, raises outlook

Retailer Dollar Tree Inc reported a higher-than-expected jump in quarterly profit on Wednesday and boosted its full-year sales and earnings forecast amid a substantial increase in customer traffic in its stores.

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