Dec 22, 2011 | American Banker
Smaller Banks Scramble to Meet January Security Deadline
The first federal regulators are set to meet with banks next year to examine security plans for online banking, as stipulated by the newest Federal Financial Institutions Examination Council guidance this summer .
On Nov. 23, Charlotte Ludolph, Hilda Spenceer and others took students from the Mattamuskeet school campus to Swan Quarter to assist with a mobile food pantry.
As a part of its continued support of the Governor's Highway Safety Initiative, the Washington Police Department coordinated a DWI checkpoint Saturday night that resulted in multiple charges.
Immigrants hired at N.C. farms, locals lack jobs
While more than 10 percent of North Carolinians are jobless, thousands of farm jobs that pay more than the minimum wage are being filled by immigrants, most of them from Mexico, in a temporary work program.
Bond giant PIMCO closing in on first bank deal
A $2.3 billion investment fund managed by bond giant Pacific Investment Management Co that is largely targeting distressed U.S. banks is trying to get regulatory approval for one of its first major transactions -- a deal involving a North Carolina community bank.