Mortgage Blog
New CEO is next step in Gulf Capital Bank’s plans to reach $1 billion in assets
Gulf Capital Bank has big goals. It sees the hiring of Downey Bridgwater, a 43-year Houston banking veteran, as the next step in achieving those goals.
Will Truist’s $750M cost-cutting plan be enough? Analysts weighs in
Truist's planned $750 million in costs cuts have put it on the right path to achieve greater efficiency, but that isn't the bank's top concern, one analyst told CBJ.
Small-business owners say it’s hard to get a loan and fear more challenges ahead
Rising interest rates and proposed regulations on banks are putting a damper on small-business health.
Clearwater’s Empath Health joins forces with West Palm Beach organization
Formal discussions will begin in the coming weeks.
Health Policy Commission has a new board member
Alecia McGregor, an assistant professor of health policy and politics at the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, has replaced Don Berwick as the board member with experience in consumer advocacy.
Lawmakers weigh solutions for ‘terribly underfunded’ primary care
A new bill seeks to ratchet up investment in primary care and to change the way primary care providers in Massachusetts are paid.
The need to create a Department of AI
Too many things are happening too fast in the field of artificial intelligence without any oversight — an environment that inevitably is going to hurt consumers.
Independence Blue Cross opens applications for 2024 health care innovation grants
Since the program's inception, the health insurer has awarded 17 Clinical Care Innovation Grants valued at more than $3 million to five different health systems and large specialty groups.
FDA warns CVS to stop selling unauthorized ‘pinkeye’ eyedrops
CVS said it has removed the store-branded eyedrops from its shelves.
Fifth Third Bancorp raises its dividend for eighth consecutive year
Fifth Third Bancorp has increased its dividend, marking the eighth consecutive year it has boosted the amount it pays back to shareholders.