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As homeowner and developer loans come under increased scrutiny, banks are turning to commercial lending to offset the slowdown.
As homeowner and developer loans come under increased scrutiny, banks are turning to commercial lending to offset the slowdown.
Since adopting a rule of professional conduct on the handling of retainer fees, Louisiana sees a decrease in problem cases.
There is plenty of financing available for small businesses that want to position for growth.
Like most LSU students, Susan Parry Leake needed a part-time job and a friend had just tipped her off about one at a bank.
The high cost of fuel prompts fleet operators to re-examine how they conduct business.
YD’s Trucking receives a much-needed financial boost as one of the first four recipients of a Seedco Financial small business loan.
Alice and David Landry are among baby boomer retirees who have fallen victim to alleged broker’s fraud.
As important as AppOne has been for Lee Domingue, his attention is focused on a nonprofit organization that helps combat international sex trafficking.
Congress considers ‘interchange fees’ that are passed from credit card companies to merchants to consumers.
From accountants to lawyers, more companies are toying with fixed price billing, but in some cases hourly billing can’t be replaced.
A Baton Rouge small business owner wants to help others like her take advantage of a ‘once-in-a-lifetime’ opportunity before it’s too late.
The credit crunch has created a competitive dynamic between independent used car dealers and franchise dealers who are shifting their sales focus to previously owned vehicles.
The state mortgage lenders association bristles at the Federal Reserve’s attempts to protect consumers from deceptive practices.
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