By Dana Beyerle Montgomery Bureau Chief MONTGOMERY | U.S. Sen. Richard Shelby, R-Ala., is lending his considerable political weight to negotiations on consumer protections that Alabama bankers want to be kept within the existing regulatory system, not outside the system as the White House wants.
Report failed to mention Rep. John Lewis marked anniversary of event he helped lead 45 years ago.
Last June at the Tuscaloosa Rotary Club State Retirement CEO David Bronner made the prediction that sometime in 2011 Alabama government’s financial problems would “hit the wall.”
Equities in flux Wednesday, even as AIG, Citi and the Nasdaq roar higher.
ORANGE BEACH, Ala. — Plummeting property values along Alabama’s beaches have been accompanied by falling tax bills in recent years. And while that may be good news for taxpayers, it’s putting a burden on an already cash-strapped city government that relies heavily on riches reaped from its high-priced resort real estate. To that end, a committee of three retired business people who have been …
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Gordon Nixon, Royal Bank chief executive, has said he’ll be “cautious” about U.S. takeovers as long as there’s uncertainty over regulations and the economy.
A south Alabama automobile dealer moved a step closer this week to taking over Rob Doll Nissan and moving into the new dealership at the intersection of Whitesville and Whittlesey roads.
March 9 (Bloomberg) — Royal Bank of Canada is interested in U.S. banks with $10 billion in assets or more to add to its consumer lending business, said James Westlake , an executive who oversees the international unit.
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