More Business

• Jim Bernstein: Web site makes saying 'sorry' easy

• Will Ruth Madoff have to fight to keep $2.5M?

• Stocks tank on new jobless data worldwide

• SEC investigator raised Madoff suspicions in 2004

• Bartering services crop up amid tight access to cash

• Battle brewing over taxes on online shopping

• Keep your will safe, current

• Unemployment rate hits record 9.5% in June

• July 4 picnic same price as last year, unless

• Bank of America accused of exploiting Hispanic clients

Local Industry

• MSC Industrial reports lower income, profit

• J.D. Power report: JetBlue tops in customer satisfaction

• High court clears way for Cablevision DVR service

• Fonar says it has delisting reprieve

• Globecomm Systems names new president, COO

• LI People on the Move, June 29

• People on the Move

• Area lodgings attract Long Island's staycationers

• How locals can find the best deals

• Food police on patrol at the Open

Money & Finance

• Resources for older workers abound in troubled market

Real Estate

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• If you want a house on a bluff Photos

• Hurdles to clear to rent an accessory apartment

• Contract price wars

• Find a Hamptons rental or share

Technology

• The making of a Transformer

• Help the elderly go digital

• Rating cheap cell phones, some with rebates

• Biden announces rural broadband funding in Pennsylvania

• Bing is a major upside to Microsoft travelers

AP Business

• MOUNTAIN OF DEBT: Legacy of debt from Founding Fathers not celebrated on Independence Day

• Malt-O-Meal recalls instant oatmeal made with dry milk that may be tainted with salmonella

• Tropicana Las Vegas emerges from bankruptcy with new owners

• Green funerals fruitful for Colorado company offering coffins made of banana sheaves

• China Investment to buy $1.5B stake in mining giant Teck Resources

AP Investing

• US dollar mostly higher, gold rises in European morning trading

• Small business owners drop prices and in turn build relationships during recession

• Initial jobless claims and continuing claims fall in US, evidence that layoffs are easing

• ALL BUSINESS: Investors choose cash as an asset class, which is bad for stocks

• AP Executive Morning Briefing