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Guaranty Bank uses account-switching tool to promote new branches

Bank Innovation

The Mount Pleasant, Texas-based bank has added eight new locations over the past year in locations like Fort Worth and Dallas. Guaranty Bank and Trust is using new technology to make it easier for potential new customers to switch bank accounts as it expands its branch network.

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Lalamove Launches Delivery Services In Dallas

PYMNTS

Same-day delivery service provider Lalamove has launched its services in the Dallas/Fort Worth area to help small- to medium-sized businesses (SMBs) make quicker deliveries, according to a press release. Lalamove has been operating since 2013 and has 22 markets in Asia, Latin America and North America.

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Real Estate Money Laundering An Increasing Focus Of Governments

PYMNTS

The rule applies to all title companies that deal in markets that have luxury real estate including Boston, Chicago, Dallas-Fort Worth, Honolulu, Las Vegas, Los Angeles, Miami, New York City, San Antonio, San Diego, San Francisco and Seattle, noted the report. As for the U.K.,

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How Innovation Became A Core Competency For Neiman Marcus

PYMNTS

The new Neiman Marcus store in Dallas-Fort Worth is both very much like — and completely different from — the 42 other Neiman Marcus stores scattered throughout the United States. And that better experience, he told Webster, is about more than the new Dallas-Fort Worth store — it’s about what’s next for the brand.

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Study: US Housing Market Slows Down As Homeowners Stay Put Longer

PYMNTS

Housing inventory has fallen to its lowest level in 37 years, with homeowners staying the longest in Salt Lake City, Houston, Fort Worth, San Antonio and Dallas, more than eight years longer than they did in 2010. “In

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FinCEN Reissues Real Estate Geographic Targeting Orders: What Does this Mean for Your FI?

Abrigo

The newest order includes: Boston Chicago Dallas-Fort Worth Honolulu Las Vegas Los Angeles Miami New York City San Antonio San Diego San Francisco Seattle. New York City and Miami were the original targets under the first order in 2016, but it has expanded periodically since then. What does this GTO mean to your financial institution?

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Third Coast Bank SSB to expand Texas footprint

Banking Exchange

The new branch will expand operations in the Fort Worth market Community Banking Feature3 Feature Retail Banking Branch Technology/ATMs Customers People.