PNC to waive ATM fees for National City customers
PNC Financial Services Group Inc. will waive automated teller machine fees for its customers and those of newly acquired National City Corp., the company said this week.
PNC and National City customers will be able to use machines branded for either bank for free as the companies work to integrate their operations, a process expected to take nearly two years. PNC acquired National City last fall for $5.6 billion. PNC acquired Baltimore-based Mercantile bank in 2007 to expand its presence in the local market.
— Aaron Cahall
30-acre business park planned for Anne Arundel Baltimore developer St. John Properties on Thursday announced plans for a 150,000-square-foot mixed-use business park in Anne Arundel County. Groundbreaking for the first three buildings of Glen Burnie Crossing is expected to occur this spring, with the buildings completed by third quarter 2009.
St. John Properties intends to target automotive uses for Glen Burnie Crossing, including companies that offer repair services, painting or detailing and entities that sell parts and systems, such as tires, audio equipment and anti-theft devices.
— Andrew Cannarsa
Bravo Health signs deal with D.C. hospital Baltimore-based Bravo Health has signed a deal with Washington, D.C.’s Providence Hospital to provide its Medicare Advantage health plan, the company announced this week. Financial terms were not disclosed.
Bravo Health said it currently contracts with 55 primary care and specialty physicians who have admitting privileges to Providence.
— Aaron Cahall
