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	ADVERTISEMENT Monday, September 27, 2010 Affiliated Managers Group buys into Trilogy Global Affiliated Managers Group Inc. said today it will acquire a majority interest in Trilogy Global Advisors, a money manager based in the US, with about 70 percent of its clients outside the US. State unemployment systems back online after Sunday crash By D.C. Denison, Globe Staff The Massachusetts system that allows residents to file for unemployment checks is back online today after a computer glitch crashed it on Sunday, the busiest day of the week for the unemployment "certification" claims, that... Mass. to host energy officials Hundreds of public and private energy experts are scheduled to be in Boston this week for the annual National Association of State Energy Officials conference. FDA panel backs Hologic 3D mammography system Hologic Inc. said today that a Food and Drug Administration panel of experts has backed the company's new 3-D digital mammography system, moving the company closer to gaining regulatory approval for the breast cancer detection tool. Southwest Airlines to buy AirTran for $1.42 billion Southwest Airlines said Monday it will buy AirTran for about $1.42 billion. The move will put Southwest in head-to-head competition with Delta Air Lines in Delta's home base of Atlanta. Today in Globe Business It is another side effect of the lagging economy: Consumers are complaining more. The state?s Office of Consumer Affairs and Business Regulation received more than 54,000 complaints last year, and the number is on track to break that record this year. Since 2007, calls to the state?s consumer hot line have more than doubled.