The president of the Seminole Tribe of Florida Inc. confirmed Friday he has signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) to partner with Saskatchewan First Nations on a massive proposed football stadium and entertainment complex in Regina. Read the original here: Florida Seminole tribe confirms involvement in $1.2 billion Regina stadium, entertainment complex (Regina Leader-Post)

A Westmount resident’s lawsuit against Air Transat, for failure to provide him with appropriated medical attention during a flight, was dismissed in small claims court this past Tuesday. Visit link: Man sues airline for not looking at his scrotum (CNews)

GEORGE TOWN: Nine holidaymakers who were duped of RM46,400 for a Japan tour were ticked off by the state Consumer Claims Tribunal for being negligent. The rest is here: Travel scam victims ticked off (MalaysiaNews.net)

Small business owners who compile their own income tax returns can find themselves falling into some common quicksand pits. The mistakes can be costly if they raise a company’s tax bill unnecessarily or subject it to penalties and interest in the future. Continue reading here: Business owners can avoid common tax time pitfalls (Sun-Sentinel)

State officials are pushing small business loans as the brightest growth market for banks, urging them to shift their lending from real estate to dry cleaners, delis and auto body shops. See the article here: State urges banks to back small-business growth (The Charlotte Observer)

Kim Jong Ryul spent 20 years doing business for North Korea’s dictators with European firms, before he defected to Austria in 1994. Now he fears for his life after emerging from hiding this week. See the original post here: NKorea defector tells of business deals in West (AFP via Yahoo! News)