PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti – With her three children in tow, Haitian evacuee Paraguesede Martelly hurried to the front of the C-17 cargo plane s makeshift seating area to discover there were no seats, just cargo belts stretched across the floor to hold onto in case of turbulence. Excerpt from: Inland Empire air reserves evacuate 180 from Haiti (Inland Valley Daily Bulletin)

Lower Manhattan residents and business owners breathed a collective sigh of relief Saturday, a day after White House officials signaled the 9/11 terror trial would be held elsewhere. Go here to see the original: Lower Manhattan residents, business owners relieved 9/11 trial won’t be hosted there (New York Daily News)

Students seeking to enroll in Xavier University’s business school next fall will get a quick lesson on supply and demand. Read the rest here: Paying more for XU business school? (The Cincinnati Enquirer)

A list of local business events. See the original post: Business events (Rochester Democrat and Chronicle)

HANOI – Vietnam’s central bank has extended the duration of short-term loans it offers banks in open market operations to four weeks, and it increased the volume of cash it lent banks last week. Read this article: Central bank giving longer money market loans (Vietnews Online)

Step into the old Moonrock Bar and Grill in Champlin and you’ll see many changes these days, including the name. Owners and brothers Frank and Tony Donato built the restaurant off Highway 169 five years ago where there hadn’t been anything and have now revamped the inside. See the rest here: Moonrock now called Champlin Grille has new menu, more weekend entertainment (Champlin –...