4 min read December 2023 — In an interview with Invest:, Chris Hodge, partner at Langley & Banack, discussed the firm's unique approach to legal services in San Antonio, emphasizing its diverse offerings and cost-effective rates. Hodge also addressed the local legal industry and shared insights on common legal pitfalls
2 min read September 2023 — In an interview with Invest:, Christina Wilson, senior vice president and senior private banker at Wilmington Trust, talked about the Trust’s successful growth in Florida, how Florida is changing from mostly a vacation destination to a business destination and she discussed the uptick in
3 min read March 2023 — Stone & Co. is the largest minority-owned accounting firm in Massachusetts. Invest: spoke with Robert Miller, managing partner, about the company's recent merger with CAS which will help it to meet market challenges and the industry’s approach to tapping talent in the market amid
Writer: Esteban Pages 3 min read March 2023 — With higher housing prices and a remote work preference, Massachusetts has experienced population decline while leaders look for solutions, from zoning changes to development and tax incentives. According to the U.S. Census Bureau, Massachusetts lost more than 7,700 residents between July
2 min read November 2022 — In an interview with Invest:, Jeff Call, managing partner of accounting and consulting firm Bennett Thrasher, discussed the firm’s highlights and milestones from the past year, shifts in demand and strategies to recruit talent. Overall, Call is confident about the opportunities that exist for
Writer: Joey Garrand 2 min read September — While newcomers to Florida are immediately welcomed upon arrival by sunshine, pristine beaches and lively cities and towns, transitioning to the state’s advantageous tax structure can be a remarkably difficult challenge, specifically for individuals who have multiple residences. “What is not to
By: Sara Warden 2 min read February 2020 — Democrat Gov. Tom Wolf focused his 2020-21 budget on education and income, proposing an increase in spending of almost 6% to $34 billion over the fiscal year, including $600 million to cover cost overruns. Republicans criticized the heavy reliance of the budget on
By: Sara Warden 2 min read January 2020 — In a roundtable published in Forbes this week, the magazine’s Real Estate Council made a definitive ranking of the 14 Up-and-Coming Real Estate Locations to Watch. Coming in at No. 13 was none other than South Jersey’s very own Gloucester County. “For the
How the South Florida market is impacting banks of all sizes Tony Coley President - South Florida Region BB&T In 2015, Florida banks grew loans at more than twice the average percentage growth of other U.S. financial institutions. What are the main differences in such growth for the different type of institutions?
