Toronto Dominion Bank (NYSE:TD) will release the fourth quarter earnings for 2009 on Thursday, December 3. The financial results will be made available on the company’s Investor Relations website at www.td.com/investor/index.jsp. Full Article at TransWorldNews

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. Full Article at Ventura County Star

TORONTO -- Canada's top banking supervisor said on Wednesday the country's top lenders should continue to take a conservative approach to capital levels before contemplating any share buybacks. Full Article at Financial Post

MIAMI — Perched in his bunker-like Fort Lauderdale office, attorney Scott Rothstein raided hundreds of millions of dollars from the trust accounts of more than 20 investment groups with a few keystrokes on his computer — all within the last three... Full Article at Boston Herald

Perched in his bunker-like Fort Lauderdale office, attorney Scott Rothstein raided hundreds of millions of dollars from the trust accounts of more than 20 investment groups with a few keystrokes on his computer -- all within the last three months,... Full Article at Miami Herald

MIAMI - Perched in his bunker-like Fort Lauderdale office, attorney Scott Rothstein raided hundreds of millions of dollars from the trust accounts of more than 20 investment groups with a few keystrokes on his computer - all within the last three... Full Article at Ventura County Star

Perched in his bunker-like Fort Lauderdale office, attorney Scott Rothstein raided hundreds of millions of dollars from the trust accounts of more than 20 investment groups with a few keystrokes on his computer -- all within the last three months,... Full Article at Miami Herald

Attorney Bill Scherer, who is representing investors who lost around $98 million, plans to file a lawsuit early next week against Toronto Dominion Bank related to lawyer Scott Rothstein's investment scheme. Full Article at Miami Herald

After reading the hard copy of your hometown newspaper, should start your web-day with the Florida Progressive Coalition. Full Article at FLA Politics

A bank central to the federal fraud investigation into Fort Lauderdale attorney Scott Rothstein was ordered by a Broward judge Friday to turn over records to the receiver for Rothstein's embattled law firm. Full Article at Palm Beach Post

Dozens of federal agents on Wednesday night raided the Fort Lauderdale law offices of attorney Scott Rothstein, a swaggering lawyer under investigation for allegedly masterminding an investment scam that could reach hundreds of millions of dollars. Full Article at Miami Herald

An article on The Globe's front page carrying the headline “Canada can meet its climate goals, but the West will write the cheques” raises, among many others, two very interesting points. Full Article at Globe and Mail

O ttawa will have to lead a massive restructuring of the Canadian economy, with wealth flowing from the West to the rest of the country, if it is to meet its climate-change targets, a landmark report has concluded. Full Article at Globe and Mail

After two weeks of bad news about a computer glitch, TD Bank has something positive to point to, at least in Burlington County. Full Article at PhillyBurbs.com

TORONTO, October 19, 2009 (LifeSiteNews.com) - Organizers of the homosexual festival known as World Pride announced yesterday that Toronto was chosen over Stockholm to host the 2014 event. Full Article at LifeSite.net

2009-10-17 00:32:45 - SADIF-Investment Analytics has applied its StockMarks™ stock-rating system to TD Bank Financial Group and produced a research report, rating the company's attractiveness to long-term investors. deposits after Royal Bank... Full Article at PR-Inside.com

Bank of America, PNC Bank and Citibank, whose parent companies were right in the thick of the chaos created by the financial services meltdown last fall, all saw major changes in their Philadelphia-area deposit numbers, according to data released by... Full Article at Philadelphia Business Journal

TD Bank officials said Friday they still are working to break a daily cycle of deposits showing up late in customer accounts, causing widespread anger in Delaware and elsewhere. Full Article at The Delaware News Journal

TD Bank customers who incur fees for bounced checks or other transactions that could not be honored due to a computer glitch will have those costs reversed, a bank spokeswoman said Friday. Full Article at New Haven Register