The top brass at Pinnacle Financial Partners has the chance to collectively earn more than $600,000 on April 15 [2] if the company's absorption of Mid-America Bancshares hits certain targets. The plan's total cash pool is $850,000.
The parent of First Tennessee Bank is getting out of the national real estate lending business [3] to focus on its core Tennessee and Southeast markets.
Gaylord Entertainment's on-off negotiations with San Diego officials about a proposed $1 billion hotel-convention center complex have spurred a construction trade group to launch a petition drive [4] aimed at getting a public vote on union involvement in publicly supported projects.
A New York investment manager bought about 80,000 shares of Advocat last quarter and now owns more than 6 percent [5] of the Brentwood-based nursing home operator.