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Fintech consortium boosts Sacramento banking innovation

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A recently launched fintech consortium in Greater Sacramento is already generating partnerships between local technology providers and financial institutions.

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Sacramento Kings take a swing at checkout-free tech

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Checkout-free tech has only just left the gate, but has tons of promise as a way to shed lines and collect data — just the mix that sports facilities are looking for.

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The Most Powerful Women to Watch: No. 11, Krista Snelling, Santa Cruz County Bank

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Snelling joined the bank in March 2021 from Five Star Bank in Sacramento, California, where she had been chief financial officer for five years.

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California community banks to merge in $99M deal

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billion-asset bank in the Greater Sacramento region. Central Valley Community Bancorp's agreement to buy Community West Bancshares, slated to close in the second quarter, would create a $3.6

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Bank of the West Adds ATMs for Young Customers on the Move

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Bank of the West recently added 143 ATMs across the Denver and Sacramento metro areas through an agreement with ATM operator Cardtronics. One target? Millennials, actually.

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Bitcoin Daily: CoinFLEX Takes Bets On Libra Launch; Germany’s Finance Minister Speaks Out Against Private Currency

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And the Sacramento Kings has announced the NBA’s first blockchain-powered reward program through a partnership with Blockparty. “We Blockparty will utilize blockchain to track Kings fans’ engagements and accumulate points in a virtual wallet within the Sacramento Kings gaming app, Call the Shot.

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How Five Star Bank aims to fill gap left by San Francisco failures

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The Sacramento-area institution moved quickly and decisively to fill the gap created by the loss of First Republic and Silicon Valley Bank. A first-quarter rise in Bay Area deposits is a sign of bigger gains to come, San Francisco Bay Area President DJ Kurtze says.