Ex-Keystone exec seeks reduced sentence in court return
Former senior VP and ex-CEO of FNB Keystone Terry Lee Church, 52, returns to U.S. District Court in Bluefield on Monday seeking a lower sentence for fraud and obstruction tied to the bank collapse of Sept. 1, 1999. The case follows her 2002 sentencing to 27 years and 3 months and an $812 million fine.
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Stocks end mixed as quadruple witching tames rally
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AOL nears $1 billion deal with Google
Time Warner says talks with Google include a $1 billion investment and a broader advertising pact with AOL. Google would take a 5 percent stake, about a $20 billion AOL value, and highlight AOL content as sponsored links while integrating AOL video with Google Video. AOL would keep Google as its search engine provider.
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