Latest Breaking News On - Gary torgow - Page 7 : vimarsana.com

Deadline Detroit | Open Detroit City Council races draw big bucks

Nessel, Leonard have early fundraising leads in Michigan AG race

Deadline Detroit | Washington Post Columnist Accuses Rashida Tlaib of Using Trump's Playbook to Push Antisemitism

Huntington, now merged with TCF, makes $1B lending pledge in Detroit

With TCF-Huntington deal, Torgow furthers Michigan bank legacy

After more than a dozen years of high-profile financial dealmaking, Gary Torgow has reached something of a culmination.

Huntington Completes Merger with TCF, Adds Five New Board Members - News

Huntington Bancshares announced it has closed its merger with TCF Financial Corporation, creating a Top 25 U.S. bank holding company.The combination positions Huntington for enhanced profitability and scale, revenue growth opportunities, significant cost synergies, and a strengthened market position, all driving increased long-term shareholder...

Huntington Bank-TCF's $22B all-stock merger completed

Combined company with $175B in assets, has HQs in Detroit and Columbus, Ohio

Huntington and TCF complete merger, ink $12.5M deal for Torgow

TCF customers will be converted to Huntington's system in the fourth quarter and the TCF Center in downtown Detroit will be renamed.

Huntington and TCF Complete Merger, Creating Top 25 U.S. Bank Holding Company

Huntington Bancshares Inc. announced today it has closed its merger with TCF Financial Corp., creating a top 25 U.S. bank holding company.

How a secret group of lawyers influences who sits on Michigan's federal courts

How a secret group of lawyers influences who sits on Michigan’s federal courts By Sergio Martínez-Beltrán | Federal judgeships have lifetime terms and enormous power. Judicial nominees are ultimately confirmed by the U.S. Senate, but being selected as a nominee can be a less than transparent process. (Shutterstock) LANSING — A secret group of lawyers and political donors has an outsized influence in determining appointments to federal courts in Michigan — and some say that’s hurt the diversity of the bench. Michigan has two vacancies in the federal courts, and a judicial advisory committee is tasked with screening applications for Sens. Debbie Stabenow and Gary Peters, both Democrats. They then recommend candidates to President Joe Biden, who nominates them for consideration before the U.S. Senate.