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As other local biotechs find themselves on a seemingly impossible mission to raise money, Innovative Biosensors Inc. has closed a $11.5 million second round of financing.

TAMPA -- Six years after it was established, the Johnnie B. Byrd Sr. Alzheimer's Center & Research Institute Inc. faces a budget crisis.

A growing chorus of health and business leaders say a new state council established to improve health care strategies is bogged down by bureaucracy and is squandering an opportunity to address costs and quality of care.

About 50 percent of U.S. banks had tightened their lending standards on loans to small businesses in April, according to a quarterly survey by the Federal Reserve Board.

In a year of gloomy banking headlines, Destinations Credit Union grew earnings by nearly 50 percent to $975,000 in 2007 -- even socking away enough money to pay cash for a new Baltimore County headquarters.

First Lowndes Bank, a state-chartered financial institution headquartered outside of Montgomery, was hit with a cease and desist order for engaging in "unsafe or unsound banking practices."

In four weeks, Liberty Property Trust will officially open Philadelphia's newest, greenest and most modern skyscraper.

MALVERN -- Comcast Center is the largest building Liberty Property Trust has constructed and the largest single investment the company has made. The skyscraper also marks a new chapter for the real estate developer.

A spin-off company from Standard Register Co. soon will move out on its own.

Oregonians are about to get another dose of what does and does not work when it comes to land-use laws.