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157
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South Carolina National Corporation became a fully owned subsidiary of Wachovia Corp. December 6, 1991.
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2314
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Companies across the state and nation spend about $1 billion yearly on investment-quality artwork, often from local artists, to hang in offices and reception areas. Wachovia Corp. has an 8,000-piece collection it has been building since the 1930s.
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15667
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Goerch recounts the life of Robert Hanes, banker, legislator, government official, and business and civic leader, who was born in Salem, September 22, 1890. Hanes joined Wachovia Bank in 1919, after distinguished service in World War I, and built it into a statewide banking powerhouse.
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24157
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G. Kennedy Thompson was the owner of Wachovia Bank before it was absorbed by First Union Corp. The author examines Thompson's financial moves that lead to the breaking up of Wachovia.
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Business North Carolina
(NoCar HF 5001 B8x), Vol. 29 Issue 1, January 2009,
p38-43, il, por
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29233
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The member companies of First Wachovia Corp. finally have a new name and logo after the merger six years ago of Wachovia and First National Bank of Atlanta. For North Carolina, that will be Wachovia Bank of North Carolina.
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29419
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As the president and CEO of Wachovia Bank of North Carolina, the largest operating unit within Wachovia Corp, you would expect L.M. 'Bud' Baker, Jr. to be hard as nails. But with Baker's keen mind and humanitarianism, he has won over clients and the community alike.
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