When Steve Penn announced earlier this month that he’s suing the Kansas City Star[1], the news sparked an interesting discussion about journalists’ use of press releases and whether it’s OK to use them verbatim, without attribution. Penn was fired from the Star[2] last July after editors found that he had lifted material from press releases several times dating back to...
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Home[1] » PR Fuel[2] » Finding the Best Angle for Your Press Release Whenever you write a press release, your foremost challenge is to grab the attention of your reader-whether it’s a reporter, buyer, investor, or someone else. Of course, there are thousands of other companies competing with you for this attention, meaning you need to do something really special...
The federal bank regulatory agencies today finalized three rules, which are either identical or substantially similar to interim final rules currently in effect that were issued earlier this year. They include: A final rule that temporarily modifies the community bank leverage ratio, as required by the CARES Act; A final rule that makes more gradual, as intended, the automatic restrictions...
For release at 2:00 p.m. ET WASHINGTON — Federal bank regulatory agencies find that the share and amount of loan commitments with the lowest supervisory ratings rose slightly between 2018 and 2019, according to the Shared National Credit (SNC) Program Review. Total commitments with low ratings remain elevated compared to lows reached during prior periods of strong economic performance. The...
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