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Lynn Martin, who has led the world's largest stock exchange since January 2022, visited Dallas to meet with the local business community. She discussed the state of the capital markets in an interview with Dallas Business Journal. Read about why Martin expects the number of companies going public to increase next year and why Texas will be a part of the surge. Subscribers can also check out a list of the largest public companies in North Texas.

Scottsdale-based Gainey Business Bank's new president and CEO is no stranger to the Phoenix-area financial services scene. Here's why he likes the startup bank he's now leading.

In July, IMA Financial Group and its wealth subsidiary sued Spencer and Access Capital LLC for multiple alleged issues, including alleged violations of a confidentiality, nondisclosure and non-solicitation agreement. Spencer's legal team then countered with a statement of claim and request for damages and emergency relief against IMA Wealth with the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority.

The Yawkey Foundation has donated $3 million to Boston’s largest Latino-led nonprofit, Inquilinos Boricuas en Acción, or IBA.

Ninety-four-year-old dermatologist Dr. Howard Maibach claims the 2022 investigation into his research on hospitalized California prison inmates in the 1960s and 1970s was biased and flawed.

The Trauma Research and Combat Casualty Care Collaborative has a new leader.

Michael Fredrick joined Francis Medical four years ago and his timing couldn’t have been better for the medical device company specializing in urological cancer care.

Froedtert Health is now the 100% owner of Network Health after closing on the acquisition of Ascension Wisconsin’s 50% share in the Wisconsin-based health insurer.

A California genetics company that said it would create more than 300 jobs in the region is exiting its 245,000-square-foot space in Morrisville.