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Recent Commercial Bank Salaries (May 22, 2012)

Research, Computer & Information Scientists	Bank of America	$102,000	Charlotte, NC, 28201	05/17/2010
Applications, Computer Software Engineers	Fujitsu America	$90,896	Sunnyvale, CA, 94086	05/27/2010

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Commercial Bank
Industry: Banks
City: Thomasville, GA
So, too, forward thinking has ruled the day at Commercial Bank, from its beginnings more than 87 years ago. The bank was just 13 years old when the depression hit. Banks all over the country were closing, as panic-stricken customers withdrew money as fast as they could get their hands on it. The scene was no different in Thomasville. But Commercial Bank's managers had other ideas. In a bold stroke of inspiration, they set cotton baskets full of dollar bills in their Broad Street window under a sign that read, "If You Want Your Money, Come Get It." That step alone sent the signal that money ...
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