-KromtrT17-- VVOM is sate ODWRODYS!" Sala 5,000 on Friday Mr. Demby, walking toward the on Mobil Corp. boardwalk in Atlantic City, NJ., "You buy when as sea gulls cooed overhead. OUT to 011111el OT TOITIOOOMOS their homes anytime soon," he said. —Jonathan Cheng contributed to this article. IAL BRIEFING BOOK: AUG. 5 • - - eye Baseball player Doug DeCinces, shown here in Imore Orioles, was charged by the SEC with insider F $2.5 million to settle the charges. Al player Doug t others with Id of a buyout odes I pay $2.5 t charges, 'SEC's * US District V District of tes and his re than $17 ks when announced plans to acquire Advanced Medical Optics Inc. Mr. DeCinces allegedly received confidential information about the acquisition from an employee at Advanced Medical and purchased at least 83,700 shares in several brokerage accounts, When the merger was publicly announced on Jan 12. 2009, Mc. DeCinces sold all of his shares for $1.2 million in profit. The complaint also alleges Mr. Winces tipped three associates who traded on the confidential information. They also have agreed to settle the charges, Mr. DeCinces, a onetime altstar who Played for the Baltimore Orioles and the California Angels. wasn't immediately avaiable for comment. Nathatie Tadena • HEDGE FENDS Fortress Loss Widens Fortress Investment Group Lies second-quarter loss widened on a douNedigit decline in revenue, in what the Private-Kolb/ and hedge-fund manager admitted were disappointing results -Our earnings today were just off expectations, but further off what we expect from ourseNes: Chief Executive Daniel Mudd said Fortress posted a second- quarter loss of 5945 million compared with a year-earlier loss of $924 maim On a per-share basis. the loss fell to 56 cents from 57 cents as average number of shares outstanding increased. Distributable earnings, which exclude certain expenses and the effects of unrealized gains and losses on ill