As part of an ongoing overhaul of its branch network, AgChoice Farm Credit is planning to move its York County office to a new building under construction in North Codorus Township.
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Finance
Orrstown agrees to $1M penalty to settle SEC probe
Orrstown Financial Services Inc. has agreed to pay a $1 million civil penalty to settle an investigation into the way it accounted for bad loans in 2010, according to a regulatory filing by the Shippensburg-based bank holding company.
Read More »FNB one of few to offer mobile banking for business customers
Who needs one more app on a smartphone crammed with screen after screen of those little square icons?
Read More »Banks focus on education, programs to curb student loan debt
While debt of nearly every kind has shrunk in the U.S. since the recession in 2008, student loan debt is an outlier that keeps growing at alarming rates.
Read More »A new normal: Banks stress service, advice in uncertain economy
Orrstown Bank has invested millions of dollars in technology, and plans by mid-October to introduce a new electronic teller system for customers.
Read More »Linda Goldstein, former CREDC leader, returns to banking
Retirement was short for Harrisburg's Linda Goldstein, who is back helping businesses in the banking sector.
Read More »Fulton Financial brands, expands community service initiatives
Fulton Financial Corp. is rolling out new programs that build on its efforts to create affordable mortgages and other services for people with low-to-moderate incomes.
Read More »Husic, PNC execs make list of banking’s most powerful women
Four Pennsylvania financial executives — including the president of Dauphin County-based Centric Bank — are among the 50 most powerful women in banking and finance, according to American Banker Magazine.
Read More »Poll: Where should Trump, Clinton focus in Monday’s debate?
Millions of Americans are expected to tune in Monday night when Democrat Hillary Clinton and Republican Donald Trump meet in their first face-to-face debate of the presidential election.
Read More »Rite Aid ‘continues to believe’ merger will happen this year
When it comes to mergers, no news is ... well, no news.
Read More »Underwater mortgages falling by double digits in Central Pa.
The number of Central Pennsylvanians who owe more on their mortgages than their homes are worth fell by double digits over the last year, according to California-based CoreLogic.
Read More »GDP growth a mixed bag in Central Pa.
The U.S. economy may be expanding, but last year was a mixed bag for Central Pennsylvania, according to new data from the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis.
Read More »Lunching with the ladies got me thinking
I looked across at one of the head tables Friday afternoon at the Salvation Army's Shoe Strut event in East Pennsboro Township. Half of the women there had been featured in our monthly Women in Leadership newsletter.
Read More »Sales, profits rise for home flippers in Central Pa.
Local real estate investors are flipping more houses this year and making bigger profits on sales, according to the latest data from California-based ATTOM Data Solutions, parent company of RealtyTrac.
Read More »State unemployment ticks up in August
Pennsylvania's unemployment rate rose to 5.7 percent in August, up from 5.6 percent in July, according to the state Department of Labor and Industry.
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