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First Tennessee is Sponsoring the Word “Bank” on Yahoo.

By Jim Bruene on February 9, 1998 8:55 AM | Comments (0)

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First Tennessee is sponsoring
the word “bank” on Yahoo.

First Tennessee Bank (Memphis, TN; $14.1 billion; 1.2 million ATM cards) has sponsoring the word “bank” on Yahoo! since mid-January. Unfortunately, its Web-based online banking product is still unavailable. When released, it’s expected to be the first completely Java-based Web banking program. The bank does offer two other choices: proprietary dial-up and Microsoft Money dial-up.

Contact: Susan Terry is VP Online Banking,
(901) 523-4131, shterry@memphisonline.com .

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