KeyBank N.A. spent $2.8 billion on community reinvestment initiatives in 2017, the first year of a five-year plan to invest $16.5 billion across the markets in which the company operates.

More than $140 million came to Buffalo and Western New York in the form of residential mortgage loans, community development investments, small business loans and nonprofit grants.

And there’s a chance that by the end of this year the banking arm of KeyCorp (NYSE: KEY) will announce where exactly it plans to…

Many people believe desperation drives innovation — when resources are scarce, we figure out new ways to do things.

Couple that with New Mexico's repetitive rhetoric on scarcity, and we should have one of the most innovative states in the union. And perhaps we do.

Although we have many unique and wonderful things in the Land of Enchantment, I hear often about our inability to overcome the same challenges we have faced for years and even generations. Just the other day, I had three separate conversations…

Female Founders Fund (F3) has closed its sophomore fund.

The New York-based venture group amassed $27 million — five times the size of the first fund.

In addition to closing a new fund, the seed stage venture fund touted its dedication to women entrepreneurs by unveiling a “Who's Who” list of women who have backed the fund.

F3 brought in eight strategic institutional partners to support the firm's work going forward, including investor Melinda Gates, the co-chair of the Bill & Melinda Gates…

Robinhood Markets Inc. on Thursday said it has raised $363 million in new funding to help it expand beyond its no-fee stock trading roots to become a full-fledged consumer finance company.

The valuation of the business, which moved its headquarters from Palo Alto to Menlo Park this year, soared more than fourfold to $5.6 billion in the Series D round. The latest funding comes about a year after Robinhood was valued at $1.3 billion in a Series C round.

The funding was led by Russian oligarch Yuri…

Following the announcement of Penny Pennington as the next managing partner of Edward Jones, she and current Managing Partner Jim Weddle talked to the Business Journal.

Most corporate offices look like they could be plopped into any metropolitan area, but step inside PWC’s new Austin headquarters and it’s obvious you’re in the Texas capital. The veins of a city-street map are painted on a wall mural, drumsticks and guitars adorn meeting room surfaces and a readerboard inspired by the often-quoted El Arroyo’s restaurant parking lot sign greets visitors at the entrance.

For the financial heavyweight’s new digs inside Shoal Creek Walk on West Sixth Street,…