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Columnist and reporter specializing in tech stories, boomer lifestyle issues and coverage of financial markets and investing.
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Business Notice Accounts for UK SMEs

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By Peter King Verified, Elisei Sergevnin
| oaknorth.co.uk
By Peter King, Director of Business Banking at OakNorth. Why now In a market where the cost of capital can shift faster than planning cycles, well-run companies treat cash as a strategic asset, not a parking balance. The job is simple to state and hard to do well: make surplus cash earn more without slowing down decision-making. That is what we set out to solve with OakNorth Business Notice accounts, now live and managed within your existing business banking account.
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Long Island gains two new women CEOs, gender gap persists

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By Peter King Verified
| Newsday Verified
Anesa Chaibi and Judy Murrah have joined a small club with historically few members — they are the newest women CEOs of Long Island publicly traded companies. Murrah was promoted to CEO of Stony Brook biotechnology firm Applied DNA Sciences Inc. in June. Chaibi was recruited in February to lead Global Industrial Co. Inc., a billion-dollar Port Washington-based distributor of industrial supplies that is Long Island’s seventh-largest public company by revenue.
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Flagstar CEO $34.8M pay tops LI execs

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By Peter King Verified, Arielle Martinez
| Newsday Verified
A nascent turnaround at Flagstar Financial Inc. resulted in a $34.8 million compensation package for CEO Joseph Otting, making him the highest-paid executive of a Long Island publicly traded company in 2024. The median compensation for the 10 top-paid executives rose 37% last year to $10.9 million, according to a Newsday analysis of Securities and Exchange Commission filings.
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