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The new CEO was previously CEO and president of MetroCorp Bancshares Inc., which was acquired by Pasadena, California-based East West Bank in 2013.

Despite trailing the national average in some financial metrics, revenue growth was a healthy 5.7 percent.

The 2018 Tax Reform Bill contains a new tool called Opportunity Zones. They have the potential to attract investment dollars to completely transform some of the nation's most impoverished areas.

Kainos Capital, which has also backed Slim Fast and Ghirardelli Chocolate, jumped into the trend of consumers migrating to healthier food choices with its initial investment in Florida Food Products in 2016. They have now sold the company to a New York private equity firm.

Bill.com also plans to open offices around the country, but the company said it’s too soon to publicly identify those cities.

A federal judge in Brooklyn has declared that SEC rules apply to bitcoin and so-called initial coin offerings.

Judge Raymond Dearie has declined to toss the federal charges against accused fraudster Maksim Zaslavskiy, whose lawyers had tried to argue that current laws around crypto are “unconstitutionally vague,” according to multiple media reports. Dearie said the current laws are just fine.

“Though ‘investment contract’ has not been defined by Congress, the test for whether a “given…

Bill.com is expanding its Palo Alto headquarters as it plans to boost hiring and add new services such as international payments.

Vanguard Group has appointed longtime executive Joseph P. Brennan to join the investment management giant’s senior management team in the newly created role of global chief risk officer.

Brennan, 49 — no relation to former Vanguard CEO John Brennan —will assume responsibility for the Malvern-based company’s enterprise risk management organization, in addition to all facets of enterprise security and investment risk management.

“We believe centralizing our risk management functions under…

One market analyst wonders if SAIC's $2.5 billion stock deal for Engility Holdings might signal the end of the chase for scale.

PacWest Bancorp of Los Angeles has agreed to buy El Dorado Savings Bank in a deal valued at $466.7 million.

The merger will add business lending services to El Dorado’s branches, which in some cases is the only bank in certain mountain communities in the Sierra Nevada.

Placerville-based El Dorado has 35 branches in Sacramento and seven other California counties in the Sierra Nevada and two counties in Northern Nevada. El Dorado still operates as a traditional savings and loan, with some business…