Consumer banking
Consumer banking
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TROY, Ohio – HTM Area CU said it has acquired a vacant Taco Bell fast-foot restaurant where it plans to build a new headquarters and branch.
January 22 -
Shares of Hancock Holding Co. fell 16.5% Wednesday, to $27.57, after the Gulfport, Miss., company reported that fourth-quarter earnings fell 50% from a year earlier, to $8.3 million.
January 22 -
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Fulton Financial Corp. of Lancaster, Pa., swung to a loss of $102.3 million, or 58 cents a share, in the fourth quarter, from a profit of $38.2 million, or 22 cents a share, a year earlier.
January 22 -
One of the nation's top-performing community banking companies in 2007 is in danger of becoming the next Southern California failure.
January 22 -
With its economy in shambles, Florida would hardly seem like the place to start a bank these days.
January 21 -
Commerce Bancshares Inc. in Kansas City, Mo., said Tuesday that fourth-quarter earnings were flat with a year earlier, at $43.8 million, or 58 cents a share, as net interest income improved and credit quality deteriorated.
January 21 -
West Coast Bancorp in Lake Oswego, Ore., said it lost $8.2 million in the fourth quarter, as losses on loans for custom-built homes ballooned.
January 21 -
Pacific Continental Corp. in Eugene, Ore., said Tuesday that its fourth-quarter earnings increased 15.9% from a year earlier, to $3.8 million. Earnings per share rose 14.3%, to 32 cents, beating analysts' estimates by a nickel.
January 21 -
BALTIMORE – Destinations CU said it opened a new headquarters here last week, a 10,000 square-foot building.
January 20 -
When San Francisco was establishing a program three years ago to move unbanked consumers into the financial mainstream, banks and credit unions signed on because "it was a good political opportunity to generate good will," said Matt Fellowes, an advocate for the unbanked who advised city officials.
January 20 -
TierOne Corp. of Lincoln, Neb., has entered into a supervisory agreement with its regulator that calls for the company to strengthen its loan policies and keep an elevated level of capital.
January 16 -
New England Bancshares Inc. in Enfield, Conn., has agreed to buy the struggling Apple Valley Bank and Trust Co. in Cheshire, Conn., for $7.3 million in cash and stock.
January 16 -
Howard Milstein, the chairman and chief executive of New York Private Bank and Trust Corp., does not see patience as a virtue.
January 16 -
W.L. Ross & Co. is not involved in a venture to buy struggling BankUnited Financial Corp., a principal at the private-equity firm said Thursday.
January 16 -
In her role as the chairman of the Independent Community Bankers of America, Cynthia Blankenship has been pressing the Treasury Department for months to come up with a plan quickly to allow community banks structured as S corporations to receive direct injections of government capital.
January 16 -
Simmons First National Corp. in Pine Bluff, Ark., said Thursday that its fourth-quarter earnings fell 9% from a year earlier, to $5.6 million.
January 16 -
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Shares of F.N.B. Corp. fell sharply Wednesday, after the Hermitage, Pa., company warned that it expects to report a fourth-quarter loss of between $17 million and $21 million.
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