Live.Give.Save. Inc., a Red Wing-based fintech startup that designed a novel way to help consumers save, has been acquired by Michigan State University Federal Credit Union.
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The Minneapolis fintech company went public in Australia nearly two years ago.
Lower allowance for credit losses benefits bottom line.
The 6,700-square-foot location will open on level 1 south this summer.
The new year offers new hope for bankers and small business clients
The Minneapolis-based corporation is rolling out a strategy to help people of color start businesses, buy homes, and land well-paying jobs.
The branch has been closed since social unrest in May 2020.
He came to the Twin Cities in 1990 and built U.S. Bancorp through a series of acquisitions.
The bank is planning new locations in Richfield, West St. Paul, and Minnetonka
Minnesota's angel tax credit is back. Will investors take interest?
Two Minneapolis companies, Branch and ProPoint Solutions, team up to offer digital pay and tipping for national salon franchises.
Deal comes seven weeks after retirement of longtime CEO Craig Dahl.
The hiring frenzy was driven, in part, by a recent fundraise in Australia, CEO says.
Not everyone is sinking amid choppy waters.
He led the company through its merger with Detroit-based Chemical Bank.
Third quarter revenue steady, profits down, more credit losses expected.
The New Brighton-based company is setting aside $300 million for the acquisition of four companies.
Record pace continues in 2020 for corporate debt security offerings.
The company is also awarding $4 million to a Family Housing Fund-led cooperative.
Stay-at-home orders drove interest in yard and home investments during the company’s third fiscal quarter, CEO Richard Olson says.