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Low prices and growth opportunities are luring mid-cap buyers from neighboring states to the failure-ravaged Southeast.

Insurance commissioners from around the country will hold a hearing on force-placed insurance productsThursday. Though insurers would bear the brunt of any regulatory actions, banks are at risk, too.

Walt Doyle, general manager of the PayPal Media Network, explains how PayPal is helping drive consumer traffic to merchants, using technology it acquired when it bought Where Inc.

Banks have been putting less of their own money to work in syndicated leveraged loans lately. But other investors, particularly CLOs, have shown an increased appetite for these credits.

The coffee giant makes a $25 million bet on a disruptive payments technology. But how much of a jolt will the investment cause in the banking industry?

'Hackathon' shows payment tech can evolve lightning-fast; Starbucks juices Square; Verifone vexed.

Credit unions have found another way around the federal cap on business lending. Bankers are livid.

The unexpected retirement of Julie Williams, the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency's second-in-command, raises questions about whether the move was forced and what it says about the agency's future direction.

The UK bank's agreement to pay New York state $340 million to settle money-laundering charges raises the specter that a new regulator is bent on making the industry demands it can't refuse.

In the first episode of this new video series, Steve Van Wyk, CIO of ING, on global tech leader shares his views on how private and public cloud computing is changing the U.S. banking landscape, and what CIOs should be doing about it.