The saga of the demise of Wilmington Trust continued as its successor bank agreed to pay $18.5 million to settle a Securities and Exchange Commission claim that the bank concealed bad loans from regulators and shareholders.
The Bulletin offers an analysis piece on the situation as well as reporting on the settlement.
Meanwhile, the chief economist for PNC offered a cautiously optimistic view of the state and national economy at an event in Delaware.
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Click on the links below for the following stories.
Nostalgia, not anger, as we learn more about the tale of Wilmington Trust
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DuPont Seaford plant recognized on 75th anniversary.
Project Pop-Up holiday retail project more than doubles in size.
State panel looks for ways to aid troubled gaming industry.
State Chamber Gilman Small Business Superstar winners announced.
Dogfish Head to expand tiny distilling operation.
M&T to pay $18.5M to settle Wilmington Trust disclosure concealment.
Drone technology on agenda at upcoming TechForum event.
PNC chief economist offers cautiously upbeat outlook for state, nation.
Frontier rolls out revamped jet livery and service strategy.
