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RNC will add millions to Baird Center revenue in 2024: CFO
The Baird Center in Milwaukee will lease space and provide services for Republican National Convention activities in 2024 that will be the largest contributors to a $7 million increase in operating revenues projected next year for the facility’s owner, the Wisconsin Center District.
Women of Influence 2023: Candice Caruso, WSFS Bank
Meet 2023 Women of Influence honoree Candice Caruso, senior vice president and chief consumer lending officer at WSFS Bank.
Women of Influence Rising Star 2023: Jennifer Roca Newcomer, PNC Bank
Meet 2023 Women of Influence Rising Star honoree Jennifer Roca Newcomer, assistant vice president, investment and portfolio strategist at PNC Bank.
Women of Influence 2023: Tiffany Tavarez, Wells Fargo
Meet 2023 Women of Influence honoree Tiffany Tavarez, senior vice president, diverse segments, representation and inclusion, at Wells Fargo.
Women of Influence 2023: Amber Williams, Lincoln Financial Group
Meet 2023 Women of Influence honoree Amber Williams, senior vice president, chief sustainability officer and head of client investment strategies at Lincoln Financial Group.
Maui Health appoints new CEO
Immediate priorities will be engaging with the Maui Health board and senior management team, employees, physician leaders, medical staff and the local community to develop a strategic plan for the company’s future.
Illumina ordered by European Commission to unwind $8 billion Grail deal
The dispute boiled over when Illumina moved forward with the acquisition of Menlo Park-based Grail in August 2021 despite regulators' antitrust concerns.
SPAC led by former Blue Origin president shutting down after merger deal falls through
The firm's leadership was stacked with heavy hitters, including former Blue Origin President Rob Meyerson.
Aequitas defendants ask judge to reject restitution request
An attorney for one of the ex-executives said ordering restitution of such a magnitude “operates as a financial death penalty.”
LendingClub slashes staff in sign of more pain to come for banking industry
Higher interest rates are taking their toll on lenders, with less borrowing and more layoffs.