Mortgage Blog

“It's inarguably the most volatile bank market in years,” said Sean Moskal, who was recently promoted to KeyBank's commercial team leader for Buffalo. “It's definitely trial by fire.”

The move comes after the state attorney general's office accused the health system of billing low-income patients who likely qualified for financial assistance.

In the wake of the decision, CEO Matt Oppenheimer said Remitly remains focused on launching “complementary products” to its core remittance service.

Jerry Schaffner is retiring next spring after more than 35 years working at PlainsCapital Bank, including 14 as president and CEO. During his tenure, PlainsCapital has grown to become the sixth-largest bank based in Texas with more than $13 billion in assets. Click through to read more about his career and the transition in the leadership ranks.

Two Twin Cities financial management firms are joining their assets to create a bigger firm.

The founder and CEO of the startup worked on groundbreaking hepatitis C drugs as well as less-successful “fatty liver” drugs at Gilead Sciences.

The Albuquerque location joins another in Alaska where workers have kicked off unionization efforts.

The Atlanta City Council's renewed its moratorium on redevelopment at the Atlanta Medical Center site in the Old Fourth Ward. But not everyone agreed.

Houston companies and universities make up the bulk of winners in the Cancer Prevention and Research Institute of Texas’ latest round of funding, which will bring an Israel-based company's headquarters to Houston and high-profile researchers to local schools.

Houston-based accounting firm Weaver will acquire New York-based Buchbinder Tunick & Co., adding four new East Coast offices and 125 professionals to the firm's operations. Click through to the story for more details and to get caught up on Weaver's recent expansions.