It's been a rough few years for college endowments.
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Finance
Bankers, other lenders hope Trump administration will build on SBA’s positive 64-year track record
A 23-year-old working from his grandmother's basement needed a small loan of a quarter-million dollars.
Read More »Guest view: Holiday cheer gives way to financial planning
There were presents to wrap and dinners to cook and other family members to contend with and busy roads full of holiday cheer that other drivers ironically ignored in their own haste, blowing stop lights and popping you the finger as if it were somehow your fault they were driving like ignorant rubes.
Read More »Midstate business bankruptcies dropped nearly 20 percent last year
Business bankruptcy filings in the midstate last year fell by nearly 20 percent, according to new statistics from the Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts.
Read More »Orrstown Bank to close two Carlisle-area branches
Orrstown Bank plans to close two of its branches in the Carlisle area, the bank said Thursday.
Read More »ACNB CEO to retire in May
Thomas Ritter will retire from his executive positions with ACNB Bank and its holding company, ACNB Corp., effective May 5, the bank announced Thursday.
Read More »Lancaster investors withdraw application to buy Stonebridge
A group of Lancaster County investors has withdrawn its application to purchase West Chester-based Stonebridge Bank, according to information filed with state regulators.
Read More »17 Lists for 2017 Day 9: Asset managers
The Business Journal is celebrating our upcoming Book of Lists with 17 Lists for 2017. Between now and Feb. 3, we're posting the top five companies from 17 of our most popular lists, giving you a sneak peek of what's coming in the 2017 Book of Lists.
Read More »As it plans cuts, Wells Fargo still has more branches than many peers
Wells Fargo has been slower to close branches than many of its peers.
Read More »Inauguration Day: What you need to know
Inauguration Day is here. Some will celebrate, others will protest, but for the business community it is a moment to consider again what Donald Trump's presidency will mean for the economic life of the country.
Read More »Pa. attorneys help prosecute major Western Union case
Money-transfer company Western Union will pay $586 million to settle allegations that it turned a blind eye to hundreds of thousands of fraudulent transactions, the U.S Justice Department announced Thursday.
Read More »Our view: The state budget ball is in everyone’s court
Shuttering prisons. Canning Wall Street money managers. Closing state hospitals and unemployment compensation centers. Halting the creation of more tax-free zones around the commonwealth.
Read More »Access cut to anti-blight tool
Boarded-up windows and a grimy facade gave a good indication to anyone walking by the Furlow Building that the structure needed some serious work.
Read More »Univest to open second Lancaster Co. branch
Another bank is looking to expand its footprint in Lancaster County, continuing a trend of smaller institutions trying to fill voids left by recent consolidations and branch closures.
Read More »Pa. investment firm to pay $45K to settle SEC ‘pay-to-play’ charge
A Pennsylvania investment advisory firm will pay $45,000 in penalties after one of its associates allegedly violated federal "pay-to-play" rules during the 2014 governor's race.
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