An initiative promoting women in the banking industry took shape last week, with a 15-person committee coming together to guide the program.
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Finance
Rep. Turzai promising flexibility for businesses with latest proposal
House Majority Leader Mike Turzai is planning legislation that promises to increase efficiency and lower costs for businesses.
Read More »M&T becomes third local bank to make leadership changes
Another large bank is reworking its local leadership.
Read More »Report: Rail infrastructure a $26B investment in 2014
Private investments in freight railroads, which also means increased employment, continues to rise, according to the Association of American Railroads.
Read More »With help, Harrisburg University out of default — for now
With $3.6 million from the Harrisburg Parking Authority in December and $1.5 million from Dauphin County a few weeks ago, Harrisburg University of Science & Technology has recently emerged from default on its $60 million bond.
Read More »Susquehanna Bank names midstate leaders
Susquehanna Bank has named leaders of two of its banking divisions that include parts of the midstate.
Read More »Metro Bank launches business valuation tool
Metro Bank of Swatara Township, Dauphin County, has launched the Metro Bank Business Valuator, an online tool that helps business owners and entrepreneurs to learn what their business could potentially be worth in real time.
Read More »Weis reports another drop in 4Q, ACNB up in 2013
While a large supermarket chain dropped heavily in the fourth quarter and for the year, one bank holding company saw earnings rise in 2013.
Read More »In brief: Corbett nominates former banking exec to state commission
A retired executive with the state association for bankers will now serve on a state commission for the industry.
Read More »Newsmakers: Banking and Finance
Business featured this week: Members 1st Federal Credit Union
Read More »Develop a strategy to meet retirement goals
Family-operated businesses face the usual business challenges, ranging from how to increase revenue and sales to rising expenses and taxation.
Read More »Pot banking problems in Colorado being eyed here
Some in the Pennsylvania financial industry are keeping an eye on how banks are handling issues with the now-legal marijuana business in Colorado, but they are far from taking any stance on what they would do if marijuana suddenly became legal here.
Read More »Report: Negative equity grew in Q4 for midstate borrowers
The midstate saw an 8 percent increase in the number of upside-down borrowers, or those in a position of negative equity, in the fourth quarter compared with the third, according to data from California-based CoreLogic.
Read More »Report: Good Samaritan Health System use drops
Utilization dropped in every service statistic but one listed in Good Samaritan Health System's newly released 2013 community benefit report.
Read More »Rep. Daryl Metcalfe takes aim at property tax elimination
Raising taxes in an election year — even if a revenue-neutral change is the goal — is never easy.
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