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Financial Services

Two more to depart South Financial board

The number of directors to leave the board of The South Financial Group has now grown to five. The company announced Thursday that directors Challis Lowe and J.W. Davis will not seek re-election. Additionally, Mary Gentry, South Financial’s executive vice president of investor relations, has resigned. Read More...

South Financial Group cuts board pay; Two more directors resign

CEO: First National has ‘seen the bottom’

Charleston one of 300 cities joining in 2010 Twestival Global next week

Chamber’s annual outlook conference features Richmond Fed official

Year-to-year foreclosures up across South Carolina for February

State’s unemployment rate up to 12.6% in January

Extension of SBA recovery lending programs will support $1.8B in loans

New Carolina First president outlines priorities

KapStone reports $25.4M earnings in Q4

First Federal hires Bank of America exec to lead retail operations

Helping Out for March 3, 2010

Carolina First names Gompper interim president for North and South Carolina

Clemson economist weighs in on recovery, deficit

Tidelands Bank announces $10M loss for 2009, double its loss from 2008









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