Symone Graham

In each leadership transition following founder Doug Lebda's sudden death last fall, LendingTree has turned to existing leaders rather than conducting external searches.

CEO Brian Moynihan expects the bank's second quarter to extend momentum across its businesses.

Aquarian's acquisition, which is pending regulatory approval, drew some skepticism on Wall Street in part because of Brighthouse's complex liability profile.

A pre-accelerator showcase drew investors and health care leaders to Charlotte's $1.5 billion innovation district, where five founders pitched their companies.

Veteran economist Mark Vitner's report frames Charlotte's near-term trajectory around three infrastructure decisions that stalled simultaneously this year, the most consequential test of the city's collaborative model in a generation, he argues.

In each leadership transition following founder Doug Lebda's sudden death last fall, LendingTree has turned to existing leaders rather than conducting external searches.

The departure marks a quiet reversal for a company that made a public case for Charlotte less than two years ago.

Carnegie Private Wealth is betting on its own growth while peers sell to private equity.

Sparkhouse Uptown is nearing its opening in a 1921 building that was later owned by Harvey Gantt, Charlotte's first Black mayor, and housed the offices of Gantt Huberman Architects.

The acquisition brings institutional equity sales, trading and M&A advisory into the bank's Charlotte-based Global Capital Markets business.