The management company of the LaFontaine Automotive Group in Metro Detroit has agreed to pay $1.5 million to settle an alleged Paycheck Protection Program loan fraud.

Federal prosecutors alleged the company falsely certified eligibility for a $1 million COVID relief loan in 2020 despite franchise status making it ineligible.

Banks subject to the Agencies’ jurisdiction will now be expected to manage leveraged lending using general risk management principles for safe ...

Another leadership shakeup at the Office of Cannabis Management took place as growers lament rollout of a seed-to-sale tracing system ...

The startup plans to use the capital to accelerate the launch of new centres, strengthen enterprise-grade infrastructure ...

A smoke and gift shop on Partition Street in the heart of the village’s business district has added the illegal sale of ...

Staff only left "the most amazing job I could ever have" under significant pressure, former federal employees said.

By working closely with their financial institution to implement enhancements in this area, leaders can improve cash flow, ...

Ala., and Catherine Cortez Masto, D-Nev., would streamline the Securities and Exchange Commission's small-business surveys, ...

The disgraced financier maintained an abundance of access across the finance industry and was willing to play hardball to ...

Benefit Street Partners provided RJ Capital Holdings with an $84M loan to refinance a 170-unit luxury apartment building at ...

Greystar and Artemis Real Estate Partners purchased the 220-unit Everleigh Palm Beach Gardens apartment complex from Sina Cos ...