FRANKFORT — State lawmakers will have slightly more money to appropriate during the next two years than originally expected, new revenue figures released Wednesday show.

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Kentucky expected to have slightly more money over next 2 years

Dozens of Albertans are enjoying a little more cash this holiday season, thanks to a little-known provincial program that reunites people with money they lost, abandoned or are due to inherit.

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Alberta program returns missing money

The trustee liquidating MF Global’s trading operations said that his office was seeking the return of more than $600 million from the failed firm’s British arm, potentially setting up a cross-border fight over customer money.

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DealBook: MF Global Trustee Seeks Money From British Arm

WASHINGTON — Republicans collected more money than Democrats in party fundraising in November, as the two parties race to build strong war chests heading into next year’s elections. The Republican National Committee raised $7.1 million in November while the Democratic National Committee brought in $6.7 million during the month

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Republican party raises more money than DNC in November

In calling for more federal money for road and bridge funding, a new report emphasizes in part the affect rundown roads have on suburban commuters.

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Transportation group wants more money from Congress

The government spends more money on transport projects for Londoners than on those for the rest of the country combined, a new report says.

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Transport cash ‘skewed to London’

NEW YORK — Federal authorities blamed Lebanese financial institutions Thursday for wiring more than $300 million into the United States in a money-laundering scheme they said used the U.S. financial system to benefit the militant group Hezbollah

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US government blames Hezbollah for role in $300 million money laundering scheme

Despite the economy and a sharp decline in ticket sales this season, Fresno State will have more money for its next football coach, his assistants and other expenses that go into building a winning program.

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Fresno State plans to give football more money

* Primary dealers split on negative yields at bill auctions * Money funds could see more pain of negative yields allowed * LIBOR pauses as ECB liquidity tender eases funding stress NEW YORK – As demand …

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MONEY MARKETS-Auction yields, already at zero, may go negative

The central banks are bailing out speculators, bankers, and the feds, not households. The money only reluctantly gets to the consumer level…or not at all.

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Fed prints more money, but consumers won’t see it