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- M&T, HSBC plan for growth in ‘09 [Albany]
- TU adds weeklies to direct-mail product [Albany]
- Venture capital-backed IPOs hit 30-year low in 2008 [Albuquerque]
- Barton Asset Management founder arraigned [Atlanta]
- United Community Banks ups loan loss provision [Atlanta]
- FTRANS pulls in $3M round of funding [Atlanta]
- Report: VC-backed IPOs fall to 30-year low [Atlanta]
- Tourism spending down, price up [Atlanta]
- Navy Federal commits $6B to mortgages [Baltimore]
- Tourism spending down, prices up [Baltimore]
- Local Fed branch: Challenges loom in 2009 [Birmingham]
- Former Zoës CEO accepts post at Samford [Birmingham]
- Grinch pulled back at Citi Center [Boston]
- More commercial vacancy seen for Boston [Boston]
- Affiliated Managers postpones investment deal [Boston]
- Venture capital-backed IPOs hit 30-year low in 2008 [Cincinnati]
- Report: VC-backed IPOs fall to 30-year low [Columbus]
- New Century closer to buying Wilhelmlina [Dallas]
- Venture capital-backed IPOs hit 30-year low in 2008 [Dayton]
- Report: VC-backed IPOs fall to 30-year low [Houston]
- BAE Systems awarded Army contracts worth $115M [Houston]
- Tourism spending down, price up [Jacksonville]
- Countrywide settles predatory lending complaint [Louisville]
- Venture capital-backed IPOs hit 30-year low in 2008 [Louisville]
- Louisville Historical League to meet [Louisville]
- Zoo rated No. 1 for phone recycling [Louisville]
- Mach One tentatively agrees to buy firm [Milwaukee]
- Venture capital-backed IPOs hit 30-year low in 2008 [Milwaukee]
- Kokua Festival put on hold this year [Honolulu]
- Tourism spending down, price up [Honolulu]
- PPD buys Merck laboratory in Wayne [Philadelphia]
- You can file for unemployment on a Sunday [Philadelphia]
- Renegy gets $12.3M infusion as it restructures [Phoenix]
- Tourism spending down, prices up [Phoenix]
- West Virginia bank buying Washington D.C.-based Abigail Adams [Pittsburgh]
- National City's Denny to lead PNC's Kentucky, Indiana markets [Pittsburgh]
- Venture capital-backed IPOs hit 30-year low in 2008 [Pittsburgh]
- AARP: Economic stress causing health problems [Pittsburgh]
- MathStar investors urge liquidation [Portland]
- Tourism spending down, prices up [Portland]
- Monaco Coach hires financial adviser [Portland]
- VC-backed IPOs hit 30-year low in 2008 [Sacramento]
- Obama to replace Bill Richardson at Commerce Department [San Antonio]
- Credit union to unveil new name [San Antonio]
- Venture-backed IPOs last year hit 30-year low [San Francisco]
- Wells Fargo buys loans and leases from GE [San Francisco]
- Solyndra raises $219 million [San Francisco]
- SciClone investor seeking control of the board [San Jose]
- Man pleads guilty in $2.5M Tacoma lumber firm embezzlement [Seattle]
- Report: VC-backed IPOs fall to 30-year low [South Florida]
- Bulk buyer snags 60 units at Marina Blue [South Florida]
- Lender repossesses 140 units in WPB Whitney [South Florida]
- CKE adopts stockholder rights plan [St. Louis]
- Zweifel names Mathers, Robyn, Kuster to Mo. treasurer’s staff [St. Louis]
- Synovus to increase loan loss provision to $250M [Tampa Bay]
- Tom James apologizes for auction rate security purchases [Tampa Bay]
- Panel to offer economic survival tips [Greensboro/Winston-Salem]
- AARP: Economic stress causing health problems [Raleigh/Durham]
- Twins owner Carl Pohlad dies [Minneapolis / St. Paul]
- Report: Doran settles dispute over Dinkydome development [Minneapolis / St. Paul]
- Navy Federal commits $6B to mortgages [Washington, D.C.]
- Venture capital-backed IPOs hit 30-year low in 2008 [Washington, D.C.]
- Tourism spending down, prices up [Washington, D.C.]
- Smitty’s files for Chapter 11 [Washington, D.C.]
- Tourism spending down, prices up [Wichita]
From the January 2, 2009 print editions
- Two tech businesses expanding their payrolls [Albany]
- Lenders foresee the unforeseen: New Mexico’s banks and mortgage lenders will face two unpredictable, uncontrollable factors in 2009 [Albuquerque]
- Venture capitalists gloomy about 2009 [Albuquerque]
- Financial Page: Banks defy ‘herd,’ say no to federal stock plan [Atlanta]
- Egbert Perry will help fix mortgage giant Fannie Mae [Atlanta]
- Smaller banks could face tough 2009: ‘Perceived risk’ expected to drive switch to larger banks [Austin]
- Patterson Park nonprofit defaults on $900K in loans [Baltimore]
- Birmingham Economic Forecast: Banking [Birmingham]
- Birmingham Economic Forecast: Venture capital [Birmingham]
- Investment bank pushes executives to take action [Boston]
- Financial adviser plans to grow and hire experience [Boston]
- How to: Evaluate franchise opportunities: Know beforehand what support the franchise brings [Boston]
- Money manager seeks savings and new trends [Boston]
- Investor Profile: Dan Kenady: Merchants Bank & Trust Wealth Management [Cincinnati]
- In the Know: Financial Services: Advisers who rely on asset-based fees feeling the pinch [Cincinnati]
- Investing: Air Transport, Regent dodge bullet as Nasdaq puts off $1 price rule [Cincinnati]
- Business groups praise, pan new credit card rules [Cincinnati]
- Coming up in 2009: Banks ready for reforms – but wary [Columbus]
- Coming up in 2009: Bloodbath has lawmakers, savers taking a harder look at 401(k) plans [Columbus]
- Fund officials seek to speed up process: Tech startups often wait 12 months for funding [Dallas]
- Fixing credit woes to take center stage [Denver]
- Financial crisis hits high-flying Dubai [Houston]
- Economic Forecast: Banking: Mergers, job cuts a way to survive for Jacksonville banks [Jacksonville]
- Economic Forecast: Health Care: Job growth in Jacksonville health care providers masks ills [Jacksonville]
- Jacksonville banks say credit is starting to loosen [Jacksonville]
- KC-area bankers say they remain healthy, ready to lend [Kansas City]
- Businesses face challenges in keeping dwindling pension plans afloat [Memphis]
- Focus: Some banks abandon branch warfare for high-tech offerings [Nashville]
- Wycoff, Lynch and Lubert fund starts investing in banks [Philadelphia]
- Consultants helping banks assess, manage foreclosed properties [Phoenix]
- Outlook 2009: Executive of the Year: Tom Meuser | Chief executive officer, El Dorado Savings Bank [Sacramento]
- Outlook 2009: Finance: Economy missing a growth-driver as credit market dries up [Sacramento]
- River City credit union prepares for changing of the guard [San Antonio]
- Finance: Credit freeze will yield both winners and losers [San Francisco]
- Biotech: Cash is life in the life sciences: Liquidity, marketable products will be vital in coming months [San Francisco]
- Banking: Bankers expect a year of living painfully [San Francisco]
- Finance & law: 2008's top stories [San Jose]
- Seattle-area banks cut back their dividends: Cash-preserving strategy irks shareholders [Seattle]
- 2009 People to Watch in Banking [South Florida]
- Banks stung by growing foreclosures: Enterprise and Truman suffer big increases in real estate owned [St. Louis]
- Missouri Foundation for Health expects hit from Madoff [St. Louis]
- Westshore Boulevard projects hammer bank: Between August 2004 and July 2005, the price per acre for property increased from $282,000 to $2.4 million [Tampa Bay]
- Wells Fargo’s shift to impact real estate credit market [Tampa Bay]
- 10 To Watch: Dr. John D. McConnell: All together now [Greensboro/Winston-Salem]
- 10 To Watch: Mark DeWeese: Home security [Greensboro/Winston-Salem]
- 10 To Watch: Tom Smith: Banking on a rebound [Greensboro/Winston-Salem]
- 10 To Watch: Dennis ‘Denny’ Slagle: King of the road [Greensboro/Winston-Salem]
- More losses in the cards at BofA, analysts predict [Greensboro/Winston-Salem]
- Triangle Capital enters 2009 well armed [Raleigh/Durham]
- Industry Forecast: Banking: Banks gear up for major shifts resulting from mergers [Washington, D.C.]
- Before federal investment, Fidelity Bank weighed non-performing loans, economy [Wichita]
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