Mortgage Blog

One of the region’s oldest and largest nonprofit groups has wrapped a multimillion-dollar project in Madisonville.

State approvals will allow Beechwood Homes to eliminate double capacity in resident rooms by reducing the total number of beds from 272 to 220, formalizing a trend that’s been underway for several years.

The rankings of Atlanta Business Chronicle’s Best Places to Work Awards finalists will be unveiled at an evening event Aug. 31.

A proposed merger could see Cheektowaga-based One Credit Union of NY acquiring South Towns Community Federal Credit Union in Lackawanna.

A new report from the National Institute on Retirement Security provides an alarming outlook for the generation born between 1965 and 1980.

A Main Line doctor's user-facing mental health app is a text-based, self-guided program designed to resolve specific internal conflicts. It aspires to be the “Waze to mental health.”

Months after leaving for a position in North Carolina, a Wells Fargo executive is returning to the Philadelphia region to become the bank's branch network head for a newly expanded Greater Philadelphia-Delaware region.

Longtime banker Bob Marino will resign both his board seat and his job as chief revenue officer to focus on his role as chairman of a local title insurance company. First Citizens has seen its stock drop by almost 40% since the deal closed. Its CEO says there is good reason for the decline an not to worry.

“CPB has a long history of doing business with Japan since its founding by Nisei veterans nearly 70 years ago,” Central Pacific Bank President and CEO Arnold D. Martines said in a statement.

The Raleigh-based company is feeling pressure as its second quarter earnings release approaches.