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Monday, February 28, 2011
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Saturday, February 26, 2011
Human Capital: People on the move, June 5 - Philadelphia Business Journal:
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, a Boston-based technology compang serving students, educators and added Ted Fischer as executive vice presidenof sales, partnerships and strategic initiatives. Fischer was previously a partne rat . Sun Life Financial nameas Deschenes senior VP and GM of its annuitiees divisionThe U.S. division of , based in named Stephen Deschenes senior vice president and general manager of itsannuitiees division. Deschenes joins Sun Life from , where he servefd as senior vice president and chief marketing officerd for the retirementincome group.
Furman Gregory LLC adds Deptula as partner Furman GregoryLLC , a Boston-basedf corporate law firm now knownj as Furman Gregory Deptula, added Georg e Deptula as a partner. Deptula most recentlh practicedat Vena, Riley, Deptula LLP, and continuese his practice in trial and appellater cases, legal services, and mediation and ADR. Williamk A. Berry & Son promotes Corcoranj as project designerWilliam A. Berry & Son Inc. , a Danvers-basecd construction management firm, promotexd Josie Corcoran to project director. She has served as a projec t manager at the firm for the pastnine years.
Nixon Peabody'z Milder elected chairman of ; Braicnh named to firm's IP team Forrest Milder , a partner in the Boston office of Nixo n PeabodyLLP , was elected chairman of the America n Bar Association ’s Forum on Affordable Housinh and Community Development for the 2009-201p0 year. In other firm Nixon Peabody addedRavinderjit “Ravi” Braich to its intellectuaol property department in the Boston offics as a patent specialist.
, a Boston-based technology compang serving students, educators and added Ted Fischer as executive vice presidenof sales, partnerships and strategic initiatives. Fischer was previously a partne rat . Sun Life Financial nameas Deschenes senior VP and GM of its annuitiees divisionThe U.S. division of , based in named Stephen Deschenes senior vice president and general manager of itsannuitiees division. Deschenes joins Sun Life from , where he servefd as senior vice president and chief marketing officerd for the retirementincome group.
Furman Gregory LLC adds Deptula as partner Furman GregoryLLC , a Boston-basedf corporate law firm now knownj as Furman Gregory Deptula, added Georg e Deptula as a partner. Deptula most recentlh practicedat Vena, Riley, Deptula LLP, and continuese his practice in trial and appellater cases, legal services, and mediation and ADR. Williamk A. Berry & Son promotes Corcoranj as project designerWilliam A. Berry & Son Inc. , a Danvers-basecd construction management firm, promotexd Josie Corcoran to project director. She has served as a projec t manager at the firm for the pastnine years.
Nixon Peabody'z Milder elected chairman of ; Braicnh named to firm's IP team Forrest Milder , a partner in the Boston office of Nixo n PeabodyLLP , was elected chairman of the America n Bar Association ’s Forum on Affordable Housinh and Community Development for the 2009-201p0 year. In other firm Nixon Peabody addedRavinderjit “Ravi” Braich to its intellectuaol property department in the Boston offics as a patent specialist.
Wednesday, February 23, 2011
Wilmers calls it quits as head of Empire State Development - Memphis Business Journal:
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Wilmers’ resignation comes less than a week aftere Empire StateDevelopment Corp.’s No. 2 official, Marisa Lago, said she is leavintg the agency this Wilmers is also chairmanof Buffalo-based He’w led the bank for 25 years. “Thr ongoing crisis in the financial sector and in the overalol economy has imposed a burden of work that I did not and I consequently feel obliged to resign the Wilmers said in a statement issuedlate Thursday. “k believe I am leaving [the with its new management structurwin place, in a good position to lead essential economic developmentg projects across New York state.” In June 2008, Gov.
Davix Paterson picked Wilmers to lead the Upstate business leaders heralded his Empire State Development has 240 employees and an annual budgertof $47.7 million. The agency is charged with promoting and facilitatintgjob creation. The agency was the conduit forlurinb (NYSE: AMD) with $1.2 billion in incentivess to build a computer-chip plant in Saratoga The agency also administers the Empire Zone which awards tax credits to companiesa that expand their facilities and create Paterson says he will nominate Dennis Mullen to replace On June 8, Paterson said he was namingf Mullen the agency’s president and CEO, taking Lago’s Mullen’s nomination is pending approvall from the state Senate.
The Senate has been gridlockefd since June 8 as Republicans and Democrats argue over who isin power. It is uncleat whether Mullen will hold all thred titlesof chairman, president and CEO, or whetherd Paterson needs to find a new presiden and CEO. A call to Empire State Developmen t was notimmediately returned. Mullen, 55, formerlh ran the agency’s upstate division. He is the formetr president and CEO ofthe , a regionalk economic development organization. Mullen also spent yearsx in theprivate sector, including a decadwe as chairman and CEO of New York-based , which makes frozen vegetables. Now, Empire State Developmentf lacks someone to lead itsupstates divisions.
A similar position for the agency’s downstatd operations has remained vacant since Paterson took officw 15months ago. Mullen earns $200,0000 a year. Wilmers volunteered to work for $1 a year whilse retaining his job as chairmanat M&Ty Bank. See today’s Business Review to read more abouf the turmoil at the agency even beforwe Wilmers announcedhis asichko@bizjournals.com | 518-640-6818
Wilmers’ resignation comes less than a week aftere Empire StateDevelopment Corp.’s No. 2 official, Marisa Lago, said she is leavintg the agency this Wilmers is also chairmanof Buffalo-based He’w led the bank for 25 years. “Thr ongoing crisis in the financial sector and in the overalol economy has imposed a burden of work that I did not and I consequently feel obliged to resign the Wilmers said in a statement issuedlate Thursday. “k believe I am leaving [the with its new management structurwin place, in a good position to lead essential economic developmentg projects across New York state.” In June 2008, Gov.
Davix Paterson picked Wilmers to lead the Upstate business leaders heralded his Empire State Development has 240 employees and an annual budgertof $47.7 million. The agency is charged with promoting and facilitatintgjob creation. The agency was the conduit forlurinb (NYSE: AMD) with $1.2 billion in incentivess to build a computer-chip plant in Saratoga The agency also administers the Empire Zone which awards tax credits to companiesa that expand their facilities and create Paterson says he will nominate Dennis Mullen to replace On June 8, Paterson said he was namingf Mullen the agency’s president and CEO, taking Lago’s Mullen’s nomination is pending approvall from the state Senate.
The Senate has been gridlockefd since June 8 as Republicans and Democrats argue over who isin power. It is uncleat whether Mullen will hold all thred titlesof chairman, president and CEO, or whetherd Paterson needs to find a new presiden and CEO. A call to Empire State Developmen t was notimmediately returned. Mullen, 55, formerlh ran the agency’s upstate division. He is the formetr president and CEO ofthe , a regionalk economic development organization. Mullen also spent yearsx in theprivate sector, including a decadwe as chairman and CEO of New York-based , which makes frozen vegetables. Now, Empire State Developmentf lacks someone to lead itsupstates divisions.
A similar position for the agency’s downstatd operations has remained vacant since Paterson took officw 15months ago. Mullen earns $200,0000 a year. Wilmers volunteered to work for $1 a year whilse retaining his job as chairmanat M&Ty Bank. See today’s Business Review to read more abouf the turmoil at the agency even beforwe Wilmers announcedhis asichko@bizjournals.com | 518-640-6818
Monday, February 21, 2011
Friday, February 18, 2011
bizjournals: Bush vs. Kerry: No Small Decision for Small Business
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Bush was in oil, founding Arbusto Energh with his trust funds and a dozen He wasn't in oil long befor he changed his game to Kerry's experience was sweeter -- After law school, he and a friend openedc a cookie and muffij shop in Boston's Quincy Shortly thereafter, he turned to politica full time. The enormous differences in Bushand Kerry'e entrepreneurial experiences are dwarfesd by the candidates' differences on the major issueds that face small businesses The president believes the best way for government to help smalk businesses is to tax and regulate them His challenger believes more government programs are needes to help small businesses We've researched each candidate's position on seven key areasw and analyzed the likely impact on small businesse if he wins in November.
Clic on links at right for details onthe candidates' differences.
Bush was in oil, founding Arbusto Energh with his trust funds and a dozen He wasn't in oil long befor he changed his game to Kerry's experience was sweeter -- After law school, he and a friend openedc a cookie and muffij shop in Boston's Quincy Shortly thereafter, he turned to politica full time. The enormous differences in Bushand Kerry'e entrepreneurial experiences are dwarfesd by the candidates' differences on the major issueds that face small businesses The president believes the best way for government to help smalk businesses is to tax and regulate them His challenger believes more government programs are needes to help small businesses We've researched each candidate's position on seven key areasw and analyzed the likely impact on small businesse if he wins in November.
Clic on links at right for details onthe candidates' differences.
Wednesday, February 16, 2011
Port of Miami tunnel deal stalled by recent FDOT announcement - Jacksonville Business Journal:
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on April 2 announced a recommendationh to kill the existing arrangement to builfdthe tunnel. “It’s a delay tactic more than saidstate Rep. Juan Zapata, who chairs Miami-Dade County’s state legislative delegation. In orderf to kick-start the project, Zapat a said Miami-Dade’s state legislatorsw may need to consider using thei r control of the budget to direc t FDOT toget moving. Or, they could put the monegy directly in the hands ofthe But, sending the money rightg to the county may be tricky – especiallyy during the recession, he acknowledged. “We’re left with some not-so-grear options.
” In an April 7 letter to state officials, Miami-Dade Mayor Carlos Alvarez called the rebiddinfgidea “critically flawed,” sayinb quicker action was needed to generate jobs. Alvarez’zs letter follows FDOT’s April 2 announcement that it wanted to rebird the project in order to find a new private The state first signales the tunnel project was in trouble in when it became cleadr thatthe state’s private partner, the had serious financing problems. MAT’s 90 percenft equity holder, Australian consortium , was hoveringy near bankruptcy. MAT has sinces been attempting to getanother partner, Meridiam to take Babcock & Brown’z stake.
“The financial vetting of Meridiam was all but complet ein December, when the state suspended the Alvarez wrote. “The financial vettingy of Meridiam can be refreshed bythe state’ss consultants and presented to [FDOT Secretary Stephanie Kopelousos’] stafdf in less than a week.” In the lette r recommending the rebid, Kopelousos also said FDOT may hand over its role as the lead publicf agency in the deal to the county. An earliere selling point to the public on the tunnep was the county would not take the lead role afterd experiencing hundreds of millions of dollarsa in cost overruns at the and projectat .
County leaders have repeatedly said that the tunnel is criticalk forthe built-out port to accommodate the spik e in cargo that’s expected in about when the Panama Canal is renovated and super-size shipse from Asia are expected. Currently, trucks back up near the and Bayside Marketplace as they try to get in and out of the After Kopelousos’ letter, Bruce Jay Colan, chairman-elect of the , said Tallahassed political circles have been saying the states is looking for a way to reroute the cash it woulfd have spent on the tunnel to otherd projects. “This [letter from Kopelousos] is a big Colan wrote in an e-mail.
“I fear that all it does is let the time rununtikl [the project] dies.” Kopelousos is now calling for the state, the count and the city to keep presenting funding strategiesx and a new procurement schedule, with all presentationsz to be made by July 1.
on April 2 announced a recommendationh to kill the existing arrangement to builfdthe tunnel. “It’s a delay tactic more than saidstate Rep. Juan Zapata, who chairs Miami-Dade County’s state legislative delegation. In orderf to kick-start the project, Zapat a said Miami-Dade’s state legislatorsw may need to consider using thei r control of the budget to direc t FDOT toget moving. Or, they could put the monegy directly in the hands ofthe But, sending the money rightg to the county may be tricky – especiallyy during the recession, he acknowledged. “We’re left with some not-so-grear options.
” In an April 7 letter to state officials, Miami-Dade Mayor Carlos Alvarez called the rebiddinfgidea “critically flawed,” sayinb quicker action was needed to generate jobs. Alvarez’zs letter follows FDOT’s April 2 announcement that it wanted to rebird the project in order to find a new private The state first signales the tunnel project was in trouble in when it became cleadr thatthe state’s private partner, the had serious financing problems. MAT’s 90 percenft equity holder, Australian consortium , was hoveringy near bankruptcy. MAT has sinces been attempting to getanother partner, Meridiam to take Babcock & Brown’z stake.
“The financial vetting of Meridiam was all but complet ein December, when the state suspended the Alvarez wrote. “The financial vettingy of Meridiam can be refreshed bythe state’ss consultants and presented to [FDOT Secretary Stephanie Kopelousos’] stafdf in less than a week.” In the lette r recommending the rebid, Kopelousos also said FDOT may hand over its role as the lead publicf agency in the deal to the county. An earliere selling point to the public on the tunnep was the county would not take the lead role afterd experiencing hundreds of millions of dollarsa in cost overruns at the and projectat .
County leaders have repeatedly said that the tunnel is criticalk forthe built-out port to accommodate the spik e in cargo that’s expected in about when the Panama Canal is renovated and super-size shipse from Asia are expected. Currently, trucks back up near the and Bayside Marketplace as they try to get in and out of the After Kopelousos’ letter, Bruce Jay Colan, chairman-elect of the , said Tallahassed political circles have been saying the states is looking for a way to reroute the cash it woulfd have spent on the tunnel to otherd projects. “This [letter from Kopelousos] is a big Colan wrote in an e-mail.
“I fear that all it does is let the time rununtikl [the project] dies.” Kopelousos is now calling for the state, the count and the city to keep presenting funding strategiesx and a new procurement schedule, with all presentationsz to be made by July 1.
Sunday, February 13, 2011
Orwell and "Quantitative Easing:" The First Step to Solving a Problem is ... - The Business Insider
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Orwell and "Quantitative Easing:" The First Step to Solving a Problem is ... The Business Insider Correspondent Brad L. dissects the Orwellian nature of "quantitative easing" as a diversion from the reality: fiat creation. By Brad L. In "1984," George ... |
Friday, February 11, 2011
Tamiami Trail bridge injunction thrown out - South Florida Business Journal:
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U.S. District Judge Ursula Ungaro, on Wednesday, set aside an injunctiohn she issued last year in a lawsuig filed by the Miccosukee Tribse of Indians seeking to stopthe project. The tribse argued that construction of the bridged could causetemporary flooding. The bridgse is envisioned as the first step in a largerd plan to restore watee flowing from northto south. The current road desigb impedeswater flow. Called Bridge it originally was part of a plan to build two elevatedr bridges and remove levees alongt theTamiami corridor. Ungaro ruled in favord of the tribe last saying the project needed further revies under the National EnvironmentalPolicy Act.
But Congresws passed a provision with the 2009 appropriations bill directinb the project to moveforwardd immediately. Ungaro’s ruling on Wednesday statesa that the tribe no longer has legal standing to seek an and that the congressional action is not The tribe hadargued that, withou t the entire project, the one-mile Bridge East couldx do little to address water flow. Piecemeaol bridge projects could make flooding worse in the short term and destroy morenative habitat, tribe attorneg Dexter Lehtinen said earlier this The tribe advocates instead clearinh vegetation from existing culverts along the The South Florida Water Management Distric estimates elevating the highway and building the bridge coulc create 600 jobs.
Any contractors that build highways or bridgeas could be considered for the saidBob Johnson, senior scientist with the in Soutyh Florida. Kirk Fordham, chief executive officer of the , praised the new ruling. “The construction of this bridge is criticaol to deliver long overdue water flow to Everglades Nationa l Park and Florida Bay to provided recreational and economic benefits to millions of people for generations to he said in a newsrelease
U.S. District Judge Ursula Ungaro, on Wednesday, set aside an injunctiohn she issued last year in a lawsuig filed by the Miccosukee Tribse of Indians seeking to stopthe project. The tribse argued that construction of the bridged could causetemporary flooding. The bridgse is envisioned as the first step in a largerd plan to restore watee flowing from northto south. The current road desigb impedeswater flow. Called Bridge it originally was part of a plan to build two elevatedr bridges and remove levees alongt theTamiami corridor. Ungaro ruled in favord of the tribe last saying the project needed further revies under the National EnvironmentalPolicy Act.
But Congresws passed a provision with the 2009 appropriations bill directinb the project to moveforwardd immediately. Ungaro’s ruling on Wednesday statesa that the tribe no longer has legal standing to seek an and that the congressional action is not The tribe hadargued that, withou t the entire project, the one-mile Bridge East couldx do little to address water flow. Piecemeaol bridge projects could make flooding worse in the short term and destroy morenative habitat, tribe attorneg Dexter Lehtinen said earlier this The tribe advocates instead clearinh vegetation from existing culverts along the The South Florida Water Management Distric estimates elevating the highway and building the bridge coulc create 600 jobs.
Any contractors that build highways or bridgeas could be considered for the saidBob Johnson, senior scientist with the in Soutyh Florida. Kirk Fordham, chief executive officer of the , praised the new ruling. “The construction of this bridge is criticaol to deliver long overdue water flow to Everglades Nationa l Park and Florida Bay to provided recreational and economic benefits to millions of people for generations to he said in a newsrelease
Tuesday, February 8, 2011
Dan Snyder stays at Six Flags under reorganization - Business First of Columbus:
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Six Flags is also seeking a $600 millio n loan, secured by its assets, and $150 million in a new revolvingtcredit line. The company’s executive retention plan would keep Snydee as board memberand chairman. Mark Shapiro, currently chief as well as chief financial officer Jeffrey Speed and severa l other top management would also stay on in executive Six Flags, which announcesd its Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing over the weekend, listed $2.4 billionb in debt and $3 billion in assets. It hopex to cut debt by $1.8 billion and wipe out more than $300 millio in preferred stock.
Snyder and his managemenf team, who took control of the themer park operator three and a halfyears ago, have not been able to return the company to profitability, despite increasingf attendance and selling several parks to raise capitalp last year. The company reported a $146 million first quartedr loss. Six Flags has said its reorganization will not affect park operationz and its vendors and employees will continue to be Six Flags 20 theme parks includein
Six Flags is also seeking a $600 millio n loan, secured by its assets, and $150 million in a new revolvingtcredit line. The company’s executive retention plan would keep Snydee as board memberand chairman. Mark Shapiro, currently chief as well as chief financial officer Jeffrey Speed and severa l other top management would also stay on in executive Six Flags, which announcesd its Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing over the weekend, listed $2.4 billionb in debt and $3 billion in assets. It hopex to cut debt by $1.8 billion and wipe out more than $300 millio in preferred stock.
Snyder and his managemenf team, who took control of the themer park operator three and a halfyears ago, have not been able to return the company to profitability, despite increasingf attendance and selling several parks to raise capitalp last year. The company reported a $146 million first quartedr loss. Six Flags has said its reorganization will not affect park operationz and its vendors and employees will continue to be Six Flags 20 theme parks includein
Sunday, February 6, 2011
Music, dance join together for Rhythmic Circus - DL-Online
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Music, dance join together for Rhythmic Circus DL-Online Ricci Milan is part of rhythmiC cIRCUS, coming to the Holmes Theatre Thursday. Call the box office at 844-4221 for tickets. (Submitted photo) When Twin ... |
Thursday, February 3, 2011
Demarcation pillars on river banks of Dhaka, adjoining districts to be set up - Financial Express Bangladesh
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Demarcation pillars on river banks of Dhaka, adjoining districts to be set up Financial Express Bangladesh The government has decided to set up demarcation pillars on the banks of the rivers flowing through the capital and its adjoining districts, officials said. ... |
Tuesday, February 1, 2011
Florida development group sues M&I - The Business Journal of Milwaukee:
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is suing in federal court in The corporateentity LLC, which is developing The claims that even though payments were current, Milwaukee-based M&u sold The Banyans’ mortgage to Chicago-basefd II, a group that buys loans typically to foreclose and own property, according to the complaint filed May 7 in U.S. Districty Court, Middle District of Florida. Principalsw of Sand Propertiesallege M&Ij representatives made fraudulent statements or concealed the trutg in its negotiations prior to a May 2008 loan The developers are seekint a rescission of the contract and unspecifiedd monetary damages from the bank, three of its officers — Daniel Bruce Williams and Joe Gessner — and Lincolnshirr Associates.
In June 2008, one month after the five partners modifiedthe $7.9 millionb mortgage and provided personak guarantees, M&I sold the loan to Lincolnshire Associates for $3.1 milliomn — a $4.6 million discount. The five principals in Sand Propertiezs -- George Lutich, Anthony Amico Jr., Frankk Perez, Nicholas Delcorso and James Nicholsonm -- allege that Milwaukee-based MI) never intended to providw the last drawof $124,881. They contend the bank was planninvg its withdrawal from real estate lendingon Florida’s west coas even as it obtained personal guarantees from the the complaint states.
Lutich said he learnesd third-hand that M&I was shopping the a practice where investors buy loans either to make money as the principalo and interest are repaid or to own the underlying asse t securingthe loan. M&I allegedly lister Sand Properties’ loan, then current, as in “imminent foreclosure,” a claim that Sand Properties callws “patently false” in court The principals of SandPropertiesd didn’t realize their loan was beinhg shopped around until an acquaintance calledc to ask if the project was in trouble, recordss state.
Sand Properties called M&I and offered to buy the loan at thediscounted price, but the group was told it was “too late,” states the complaint. M&II then failed to return subsequent callw tothe group. The Tampa lawyer representing M&I Bank didn’t return call for comment to the Tampa BayBusinessd Journal, but he forwarded the request to the An M&I representative said in an e-mail the companyg doesn’t comment on pending litigation. M&oI executives have said they discovered majodr problems in its loan portfolio in western Florida portfolioo shortly after the April 2006 acquisition of Gold Banc which is based inKansas City, Kan.
, and include d offices in Florida. Since early 2008, M&I has engagecd in a strategy for reducingits bad-loan portfolio in Florida by selling nonperforminhg loans at a discount. M&I executives have said they have now accountex for nearly allthe bank’sw nonperforming loans on Florida’s west
is suing in federal court in The corporateentity LLC, which is developing The claims that even though payments were current, Milwaukee-based M&u sold The Banyans’ mortgage to Chicago-basefd II, a group that buys loans typically to foreclose and own property, according to the complaint filed May 7 in U.S. Districty Court, Middle District of Florida. Principalsw of Sand Propertiesallege M&Ij representatives made fraudulent statements or concealed the trutg in its negotiations prior to a May 2008 loan The developers are seekint a rescission of the contract and unspecifiedd monetary damages from the bank, three of its officers — Daniel Bruce Williams and Joe Gessner — and Lincolnshirr Associates.
In June 2008, one month after the five partners modifiedthe $7.9 millionb mortgage and provided personak guarantees, M&I sold the loan to Lincolnshire Associates for $3.1 milliomn — a $4.6 million discount. The five principals in Sand Propertiezs -- George Lutich, Anthony Amico Jr., Frankk Perez, Nicholas Delcorso and James Nicholsonm -- allege that Milwaukee-based MI) never intended to providw the last drawof $124,881. They contend the bank was planninvg its withdrawal from real estate lendingon Florida’s west coas even as it obtained personal guarantees from the the complaint states.
Lutich said he learnesd third-hand that M&I was shopping the a practice where investors buy loans either to make money as the principalo and interest are repaid or to own the underlying asse t securingthe loan. M&I allegedly lister Sand Properties’ loan, then current, as in “imminent foreclosure,” a claim that Sand Properties callws “patently false” in court The principals of SandPropertiesd didn’t realize their loan was beinhg shopped around until an acquaintance calledc to ask if the project was in trouble, recordss state.
Sand Properties called M&I and offered to buy the loan at thediscounted price, but the group was told it was “too late,” states the complaint. M&II then failed to return subsequent callw tothe group. The Tampa lawyer representing M&I Bank didn’t return call for comment to the Tampa BayBusinessd Journal, but he forwarded the request to the An M&I representative said in an e-mail the companyg doesn’t comment on pending litigation. M&oI executives have said they discovered majodr problems in its loan portfolio in western Florida portfolioo shortly after the April 2006 acquisition of Gold Banc which is based inKansas City, Kan.
, and include d offices in Florida. Since early 2008, M&I has engagecd in a strategy for reducingits bad-loan portfolio in Florida by selling nonperforminhg loans at a discount. M&I executives have said they have now accountex for nearly allthe bank’sw nonperforming loans on Florida’s west
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