I admit that I'm rusty on my HTML code, but I'm wondering if this is correct HTML formatting. If it's not, then the HTML parsers might not be able to parse this data correctly.

The reason that I'm questioning the formatting is:

• I don't see the table HTML tags. (I would have suggested keying in on the table tags, but I don't see them in the sample data that you provided.)
• I see the open TR tags, but not the corresponding close TR tags.
• I see some tags that I don't recognize as being HTML (Tc, ems, ths, mdit, ...).

As I said, I'm rusty on my HTML code, so I could be totally wrong about the formatting. I apologize if I am wrong about that.

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