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Soft Surroundings to sell assets as part of Chapter 11 bankruptcy plan
The retailer, which sells women’s clothes, beauty products, gifts and home décor, plans to sell its direct-to-consumer assets to another retailer as part of a reorganization under Chapter 11 bankruptcy. If approved, the plan also calls for shuttering brick-and-mortar stores.
Rockland and Citizens bet big on interactive ATMs, while other banks are hesitant
Expect to see more so-called interactive teller machines, or ITMs, from Rockland Trust and Citizens Bank in the coming months.
Idalia losses continue to climb
New data includes 12,040 claims for residential property damage, with other claims filed for such things as auto damage
Citizens is betting big on interactive ATMs, while other banks are hesitant
Expect to see more so-called interactive teller machines, or ITMs, from Rockland Trust and Citizens Bank in the coming months.
Market president of Truist Bank takes over as ACG leader
A veteran local bank executive is the new president of Association for Corporate Growth (ACG) Kentucky.
Here are small-business grants New York City businesses can apply for in September 2023
Here's a look at options for small-business grants for New York City businesses in September 2023.
Retailer Soft Surroundings may close Atlanta locations amid bankruptcy
The retailer, which sells women’s clothes, beauty products, gifts and home décor, plans to sell its direct-to-consumer assets to another retailer as part of a reorganization under Chapter 11 bankruptcy.
Wells Fargo froze his account. Now he might lose a house, lawsuit claims
A lawsuit in North Carolina says a man is unable to pay his mortgage because Wells Fargo mistakenly froze his account and won't undo the action. It points to a larger problem in banking, technology and fraud security.
Palm Beach Gardens-based wealth management firm acquires Northeast investment advisory with $350M in assets under management
This is the the second acquisition for the firm this year.
Retailer Soft Surroundings files for bankruptcy, may close Hunt Valley store
The St. Louis-based retailer plans to sell its direct-to-consumer assets to another retailer as part of a reorganization under Chapter 11 bankruptcy.