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Truist brings on former Wells Fargo exec in latest C-suite shakeup
One of Truist's C-suite roles will be filled by a former 20-year Wells Fargo banker.
vTv Therapeutics loses $6.7M in Q3, could lose spot on NASDAQ index
With its Nasdaq listing hanging in the balance, vTv Therapeutics says its board has still not set a date or ratio for a reverse stock split. The High Point biopharmaceutical company's stock price has been consistently under Nasdaq's $1 minimum and it hopes that a reverse stock split will help it avoid being delisted. Find out more about its rocky financials and how it could affect the development of its Type 1 diabetes treatment.
Turner Farm Foundation gifts millions to Children’s to build Minecraft-like surgical metaverse
Cincinnati Children’s Hospital has received a multimillion-dollar gift from a local foundation to fund the continued build out a virtual surgical platform – one that draws parallels to the popular 3D game Minecraft.
Wichita State’s executive MBA program to integrate mental-health focused course
As businesses locally and nationally wrestle with how to address mental health in the workplace, Wichita State University's Barton School of Business and the university-affiliated Suspenders4Hope campaign are teaming up to integrate a mental wellness course into the school's executive MBA program for the first time.
WSU chief psychologist Jessica Provines, a Suspenders4Hope leader, made the announcement during a panel discussion Thursday during the Wichita Business Journal's inaugural Mental Health…
Mayo Clinic oncology department chair moves over to City of Hope cancer center in Phoenix
In its metro Phoenix cancer center expansion, Los Angeles-based City of Hope has hired the high-profile oncology department chairman from Mayo Clinic.
Five things: Convention center kerfuffle, a biotech HQ move, more layoffs and a Peter Lynch story
Good morning, Boston. It's National Clean Out Your Refrigerator Day. (I dare you to tackle your office fridge.) Here are the five things you need to know in Boston business news to start your workday.
The decision on who may develop more than six acres near the convention center in South Boston just got murkier, Greg Ryan reports, after the Massachusetts Convention Center Authority posted one agenda showing that its board of directors would vote tomorrow and then updated the agenda a few hours…
Fifth Third ranking improves in J.D. Power small-business satisfaction survey
Fifth Third Bank's ranking improved in the annual J.D. Power small-business customer satisfaction survey.
Columbus startup shuts down after struggling to raise capital
“The superpower of entrepreneurs is the naïveté we have (in believing we are) able to change very large systems … and the broken aspects of what we see in the world,” Alex Husted said.
NYRx and federal Medicaid funding: More revenue for some, none yet for others
The NYRx program led to major changes in how the state manages the federal 340B program. The changes led to more revenue for some, while other say it stifles opportunity to grow.
PNC appoints SA market lead for wealth management arm
Pittsburgh-based PNC Bank, which is highly active in San Antonio, appointed a new local leader to lead its wealth strategy, investment management, trust and estate services efforts in the city.