NEW YORK, NY. (WTVM) - Pinnacle Financial Partners, recently completing a merger with Columbus-based Synovus, rang the opening bell in Manhattan for the New York Stock Exchange Tuesday morning.

A bankruptcy judge denied a motion from the Mamdani administration to delay an auction of 5,000 rent stabilized units tenants hoped to preserve, in an early blow to the mayor’s efforts on housing.

Summit Properties USA won an auction on Friday to buy more than 5,000 apartments out of bankruptcy from the Pinnacle Group despite City Hall’s efforts to intervene. By Mihir Zaveri A derelict Brooklyn ...

An auction for bankrupt landlord Pinnacle Group’s rent-regulated apartment portfolio moved forward on Thursday as scheduled after a federal judge denied New York City’s bid to delay the sale. The ...

The Mamdani administration wants to pump the brakes on Pinnacle Group’s bankruptcy auction, not only because it wants time to review the new proposed owners of the firm’s buildings, but officials are ...

Kevin Blair, the new CEO of Pinnacle Financial Partners, "conquers the wall" at a team building exercise in Nashville, Tennessee. In the banking world, mergers of equals have a reputation for ...

Pinnacle Financial Partners, Inc. PNFP has completed its previously announced all-stock merger with Synovus Financial Corporation, valued at $8.6 billion. With all required shareholder and regulatory ...

Pinnacle CEO Kevin Blair (right) has succeeded the bank's co-founder, Terry Turner (left), who is now chairman of the bank's holding company. Key insight: Pinnacle took a little over five months to ...

ATLANTA (WTVM) - Columbus‑based Synovus Financial Corp. has officially completed its $8.6 billion merger with Pinnacle Financial Partners, creating a single bank holding company now operating under ...

Synovus Financial (SNV) completed its merger into Pinnacle Financial Partners (PNFP) and the combined companies now operate as one holding bank, the companies said on Friday. The company will operate ...