en Top Stories 15 After a bill to approve expansion of casino gambling died in the Florida Legislature, industry leaders regroup for the future. Toronto Dominion Bank has agreed to pay a group of Scott Rothstein investors $100 million for their losses and $20 million in interest. Passengers and crew aboard the Costa Allegra, which remains without power after a fire, won’t be able to disembark until it reaches land Thursday. Passengers and crew aboard the Costa Allegra, which remains without power after a fire, won’t be able to disembark until it reaches land Thursday. Passengers and crew aboard the Costa Allegra, which remains without power after a fire, won’t be able to disembark until it reaches land Thursday. Passengers and crew aboard the Costa Allegra, which remains without power after a fire, won’t be able to disembark until it reaches land Thursday. Airport administrators and federal regulators say a long-awaited baggage handling system is ready for service in the new North Terminal. But American Airlines has pushed to postpone its launch so it can make millions of dollars in upgrades. Toronto Dominion Bank has agreed to pay a group of Scott Rothstein investors $100 million for their losses and $20 million in interest, according to people familiar with the settlement. YES TO CUTS: Greece's Parliament late Tuesday approved new cuts in public sector pensions and government spending required to secure a second package of international rescue loans. A look at economic developments and activity in major stock markets around the world Tuesday: Drugmaker Pfizer Inc. is recalling one lot of its blockbuster vaccine against pneumococcal disease, Prevnar 13. VERY PROFITABLE YEAR: Last year U.S. banks had their most profitable run since 2006. The surge came largely because banks suffered fewer losses - not from taking in more money. --- Jackson announces new job cuts amounting to 10 percent of its workforce, as the public hospital system continues to struggle for its financial footing. Jackson announces new job cuts amounting to 10 percent of its workforce, as the public hospital system continues to struggle for its financial footing. Airfares are up and headed higher this summer. The Dow Jones industrial average reclaimed the last of the ground it held before the carnage of the Great Recession - bailouts, bank failures, layoffs by the million and a stock market plunge that cut retirement savings in half. Boeing says it's on track to deliver the first of its new 747s that will haul paying passengers early this year. How the 30 stocks in the Dow Jones industrial average have performed since May 19, 2008, the first time the average closed above 13,000: A Toronto-based bank wants to keep details confidential after reaching a multimillion-dollar settlement with a group of investors victimized in a huge Ponzi scheme run by a former lawyer in South Florida. U.S. banks ended 2011 on a roll, a government regulator reported Tuesday, with profits up sharply from a year earlier and over the entire year. Wells Fargo & Co. has received a Wells notice from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission related to its mortgage-backed securities. The famous developer and avid golfer is paying $150 million to purchase the Doral golf resort out of bankruptcy. He promises to improve a “tired” property, and lengthen the signature course’s first hole by 100 yards. How the 10 categories of stocks in the Standard & Poor's 500 index have performed since May 19, 2008, the last time the Dow Jones industrial average closed above 13,000. Consol Energy is scaling back operations at a northern West Virginia coal mine because of low market demand.