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First Hawaiian Bank announces promotions and new hires
First Hawaiian Bank recently announced two promotions and three new hires within the financial institution.
CACI’s defense of executive pay practices wins over proxy advisory firm ISS
At issue was a $1.1 cash payment to its former CFO when he retired last year.
Bristol-Myers Squibb and others colluded to maintain virtual monopoly for cancer drug, Mayo Clinic says in suit
It was to Bristol Myers Squibb's and Celgene's benefit to give generic drug makers a cut of the revenue from the multibillion-dollar cancer drug, the lawsuit says.
A Portland labor leader reflects on ‘challenging’ Kaiser Permanente bargaining
Niemi said she's pleased with the contract, especially Kaiser Permanente's commitment to funding education programs.
Tempe-based TruWest Credit Union names new president
Tempe-based TruWest Credit Union names Chris Kearney its new president. He will also take over as CEO of the credit union in October 2024, succeeding Alan Althouse.
After nearly quadrupling assets in three years, Third Coast Bank continues to eye growth
After three years of significant changes and nearly quadrupling its assets, Humble-based Third Coast Bank SSB is working to continue that growth. Click through the story to read more about the company's recent changes and future plans.
Bank M&A dwindles but 2 Pennsylvania deals within a month impact Pittsburgh
Community bank consolidation may heat up, S and P Global Market Intelligence says, and two since late August have implications for Pittsburgh.
Refinance deal at Qualcomm-leased building in Santa Clara sheds light on what’s happening with office loan lenders
A nearly 20,000-square-foot office building in Santa Clara offers a refinancing case study.
Lower global demand for working capital pushes KC-area fintech to cuts costs, people
C2FO is keeping a close eye on its expenses as its continues pushing toward an initial public offering, so when revenue didn't meet expectations this year, it resulted in 80 people getting laid off. That reflects a 3% reduction in costs.
Reston government contractor CACI rebuts proxy advisory report criticizing its pay practices
At issue is the government contractor's $1.1 million payment to its recently retired CFO.