Mortgage Blog
Merger forms billion-dollar bank in Eastern NC, may signal return of M&A
Rocky Mount's Providence Bank will absorb Coastal Bank & Trust to create a $1.1 billion institution, signaling the return of M&A, which has been stagnant for the past few years in North Carolina.
Tower Health reduces operating loss to $141.9 million; projects profitability in fiscal 2024
Tower Health, the owner of three hospitals in the Philadelphia region, cut its operating deficit by 33% in fiscal 2023 and said it expects to soon wash all the red ink off its books.
Novant Health reports $38 million in excess revenue in Q2, with $60M from investments
Novant Health, the Winston-Salem health system, has bounced back by approximately $246 million to report $38 million in excess revenue, despite increases in labor and supply expenses.
Reproductive technology firm names new CEO
He previously led a major reproductive medicine center in Seattle.
Galen College of Nursing grows from 3 to 20 campuses
Founded in 1989 by Humana Inc., the school’s footprint now stretches as far south as Miami and as far west as Las Vegas.
When it comes to ATM fees, Boston is a bargain, says study
For those people who still use an ATM, Boston is the place to get bang for your buck, according to Bankrate’s 2023 checking account and ATM fee study.
North Alabama bank adding branch along U.S. 280 corridor
The state banking department's July report gave other insights into openings and closures in the industry.
VyStar Credit Union planning new branches in Central Florida
VyStar's Winter Park branch is its 71st full-service location, and the credit union also has locations in Sanford, Lake Mary, Oviedo, downtown Orlando, Winter Garden and Mount Dora.
Flynn & Co., one of Cincinnati’s largest accounting firms, acquires Avastar CPA and Consulting Inc.
Flynn & Co., one of Greater Cincinnati’s largest accounting firms, is continuing its trend of acquiring other local CPA companies.
Ørsted plans to write down value of U.S. offshore wind projects by as much as $2.35B
The impairment is linked to supplier delays, tax credit uncertainty, and U.S. interest rate risk, the Danish energy giant said.