Management Changes

Parkvale Financial Corporation announced today that Timothy G. Rubritz has resigned as Vice President and Treasurer of the Company and Senior Vice President, Treasurer and Chief Financial Officer of Parkvale Bank effective November 27, 2009 to pursue another opportunity. Mr. Rubritz will remain available to the Company through January 2, 2010 to provide for a smooth transition. The Company has commenced a search for a new Chief Financial Officer and in the interim, Senior Vice President and Chief Information Officer Gilbert A. Riazzi, CPA will assume the responsibilities of principal financial officer.

Parkvale Financial Corp. (Nasdaq: PVSA) is the parent company of Parkvale Bank, which operates 48 community offices throughout southwestern Pennsylvania, Ohio and West Virginia.

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Brinker International, Inc. (NYSE: EAT), has named Wyman Roberts president of Chili's® Grill & Bar and On The Border Mexican Grill & Cantina. Roberts formerly served in a dual role as president of the Maggiano's Little Italy brand and Chief Marketing Officer for Brinker.

Prior to joining Brinker International in 2005, Roberts served as executive vice president and Chief Marketing Officer for NBC's Universal Parks & Resorts, where he assisted in significant market share growth and a measurable increase in internet sales. Roberts is also a 17-year veteran of Darden Restaurants, Inc., where he held numerous senior level positions, including executive vice president of marketing for the Red Lobster brand.

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As Fox Business reported a little earlier this morning, Rochdale's controversial banking analyst, Dick Bove, said that BofA's (NYSE: BAC) Chairman and former CEO, Ken Lewis, could return to the position of CEO.

For some months, BofA has been doing a thorough search to find a replacement for the high profile banking exec. While traders and the media have been feverishly speculating as to whether the candidates would come from inside or outside the firm, it now looks like Lewis has snuck his way back into talks, according to Bove.

Bove said that he believes BofA shareholders want Ken Lewis back in the busy CEO position.

Shares of BofA are trading around $16.03 today, currently down 0.3% from yesterday's closing price.

Kona Grill, Inc. (Nasdaq: KONA) accepted the resignation of Mark L. Bartholomay as the Company's Chief Operating Officer. Mr. Bartholomay is leaving Kona Grill to pursue other business and personal interests, effective immediately.

Kona Grill features American favorites with an international influence and award winning sushi in a casually elegant atmosphere.

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CF Industries Holdings, Inc. (NYSE: CF) announced that all three of its director nominees were elected to Terra Industries Inc.'s (NYSE: TRA) board of directors. Based on a preliminary count by CF Industries' proxy solicitor, its nominees, John N. Lilly, David A. Wilson and Irving B. Yoskowitz, were all elected to Terra's board of directors by a substantial margin.

"We are pleased that Terra stockholders have voiced their support for CF Industries' proposed acquisition of Terra by voting for all three of our director nominees," said Stephen R. Wilson, chairman, president and chief executive officer of CF Industries. "It is time to move forward and put these two great companies together."

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