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California insurer backs Tampa startup with $2 million investment
Neptune Flood co-founder Stephanie Lee launched the new flood insurance startup in August.
Deals of the Year: AmeriPro Health and EyeSouth acquisitions honored
One deal caused the company to double its Atlanta footprint. Another acquisition caused an Atlanta company to expand to a new state. Here is the health care category of the 2023 Deals of the Year Awards.
Children’s National, MedTech Color battle ‘inequity within inequity’ in pediatric medical device innovation
Clinicians “simply don't have enough tools in their toolbox to provide the best care for kids,” one official said.
Pfizer to cut costs by $3.5B. Pharma giant employs thousands in NC
Pfizer, with thousands of workers in North Carolina, will cut billions in expenses with layoffs paying a role.
Former chairman of local investment firm pleads guilty to $250M securities fraud scheme
The 82-year-old executive faces prison time on top of forfeiture of funds.
Watchdog says SBA should consider selling delinquent Covid EIDL loans
The SBA has billions of dollars in delinquent Covid EIDL loans, and a government watchdog believes the agency should shift its strategy with some of them.
Despite local stocks lagging behind national indices, here are 5 bright spots
An index of St. Louis-area publicly-traded stocks continued to lag significantly behind national indices this year, according to an analysis by Clayton-based Argent Capital Management.
Here’s what it takes to be in the top 1% of earners in Wisconsin
Pay has risen steadily and money has been on the move over the past three years. How much does it take to be in the top 1% of Wisconsin's earners now?
Wells Fargo CEO raises prospect of more layoffs, branch closings, other cost cuts
Wells Fargo & Co. has shed almost 50,000 workers under a major cost-cutting effort, but the bank’s leadership says there are more job losses ahead. Click through for more info from the financial giant's Q3 earnings, as well as analyst reaction.
Wells Fargo CEO raises prospect of more layoffs, bank branch closings
“This company is not efficient — like period, end of story,” Wells Fargo CEO Charlie Scharf said.