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Dallas private equity firm exits energy drink packager with Fort Worth facility
Carolina Beverage Group, with backing from SunTx, recognized a need for beverage packaging in Texas and spent $50 million on a 400,000 square-foot facility in Fort Worth that began operating its assembly lines in 2014.
EXCLUSIVE: First Financial names lead independent director
First Financial Bancorp has named a new lead independent director as it shifts to a board structure with an inside chairman.
Wells Fargo launches program to boost NM homeownership
Wells Fargo, along with NeighborWorks America and Homewise, announced a program Wednesday to help increase homeownership in all of New Mexico's 33 counties.
Wells Fargo [NYSE: WFC] is committing $4.6 million to the 2018 New Mexico NeighborhoodLIFT program, which offers homebuyer education and down payment assistance grants. A similar LIFT program in 2015 created 221 homeowners in Albuquerque, according to a release.
“The NeighborhoodLIFT program is another example of our commitment to New Mexico…
Here’s why a prominent civil rights organization is honoring PNC
The first Pittsburgh company to receive prestigious award is garnering more national attention.
Women in Business Awards 2018: Jodi Hubler
Jodi Hubler has hands-on experience in each stage of business from the chaos of startup life to corporate leadership.
AppDynamics founder, first investor launch ‘Unusual Ventures’ to fix seed investing
The new firm's founders say most other firms have grown too large to get involved with startups before they are producing $1 million in revenue.
Parkstone project in College Hill sold from bank ownership
A long-stagnate project may have new life.
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After $1.4B deal, this is where Cadence Bank wants to grow
The bank expects to continue to expand in the areas where it already has a large presence.
Star Kleiner Perkins VC may be launching her own firm
One of Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers' most successful venture investors is reportedly stepping away from the storied venture firm to launch one of her own.
Dr. Beth Seidenberg has been on Forbes Midas List of top investors for the past eight years as the only life science-focused partner at the firm. But Recode cited unnamed sources Monday night who said she is raising funds to start a firm in Los Angeles and will step down from her day-to-day role at Kleiner Perkins.
Seidenberg's departure…