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CHARLOTTE: Debt deadlines loom for Novare
Novare Group , an Atlanta-based developer that has been one of uptown Charlotte's most active builders, is facing possible default on "a substantial amount" of debt, including loans tied to its Catalyst residential tower.
Wachovia economist sees recovery ahead, though at a slow pace
An economic recovery could be starting. But don't expect job losses to halt immediately.
Former Stanford Financial employees form advisory company
The 10 founders worked for Stanford in Charlotte for between four and 13 months before the firm closed in February, said Leila Evans, a partner in the new company.
Bay Biz Buzz: EMC raises offer for Data Domain to $2.1 billion
Data storage company EMC boosted its offer to buy Santa Clara-based Data Domain to $33.50 per share in cash and says it received regulatory approval for the purchase.
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More Wachovia units take Wells name
The change reflects the bank's continued integration with Wells Fargo & Co. of San Francisco, which acquired Charlotte, N.C.-based Wachovia Corp.
Job Losses Rise in June as Unemployment Reaches 9.5%
The American economy lost 467,000 jobs in June and the unemployment rate edged up to 9.5 percent in a sobering indication that the most painful downturn since the Great Depression has yet to relinquish its hold.
The FBI said the armed man who robbed the Bank of Granite on Providence Road Friday morning is the same man known as the Bearded Bandit.
Marsh's new deal opens door for Wells Fargo
Wells, based in San Francisco, purchased Wachovia Corp. last year in the wake of that bank's collapse.
Wells Fargo makes more job cuts
The slump in the automobile industry has prompted job cuts at a Wells Fargo servicing center for auto financing, with about 50 people losing their jobs.
Financial crisis coverage dominates Loeb Awards
McClatchy & Co., one of the companies hardest hit by the crisis in the newspaper industry, was honored Monday for its coverage of the economic meltdown.
Triangle jobless rate rises to 8.8 percent
Triangle joblessness rose again in May as the pain of this recession continued to spread across industries.
Embattled Houston financier Robert Allen Stanford has pleaded not guilty to charges that he ran a multibillion dollar Ponzi scheme.
Bernanke faults Bank of America executives on Merrill deal
Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke told a congressional panel Thursday that the Fed had asked Bank of America Corp.
Financial security pros expect improved funding in second half of 2009
After months of belt tightening during the global recession, some financial security professionals expect improved funding for security projects over the next six months.
U.S. Stocks Climb as Microsoft, Carnival Rise; S&P 500 Pares Gain on Oil
Most U.S. stocks rose for a second day amid growing speculation the recession is easing, while energy shares declined with the price of oil.
John Stumpf: 'Prospects are very, very bright'
John Stumpf of Wells Fargo hosted a breakfast kickoff to a three-day chamber of Commerce event.
Man Robs Bank, Walks Into Police Precinct
Police said a man robbed a bank in North Charlotte Friday morning and then walked right into a police precinct.
Standard & Poor's has lowered its ratings on 22 U.S. banks, including Wells Fargo & Co.
Recession takes toll on Charlotte as a banking hub
When Gastonia's Carolina Commerce Bank agreed last week to merge with Carolina Trust Bank in Lincolnton, the deal barely merited mention in local banking chatter.
Former Wachovia exec going to SunTrust
A Wachovia Corp. veteran who previously led community banking operations at the Charlotte-based bank has left the combined Wells Fargo & Co.