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Abstracts: PGW (Philadelphia Gas Works) gas rates to rise by about 24 percent. State will soon be looking over PGW's shoulder
Abstracts: PGW staggers beneath its debt. Indicted PGW aide surrenders. New hike proposed for Phila. gas users
Abstracts: PGW to seek new loan from city; the utility says it will need $45 million to pay workers and stock up on natural gas for the winter season
Abstracts: PGW to seek new loan from city; the utility says it will need $45 million to pay workers and stock up on natural gas for the winter season. part 2
Abstracts: Phila. ad campaign reaches out to gays, minorities. Traffic.com to receive $45 million in funding. Marketing Philadelphia area as tech center
Abstracts: Phila. company supplies a leading online retailer. Cable-TV firm is changing its focus. Giveaways click with web users
Abstracts: Phila. exchange board to vote on merger, moving options. Computer firms seek looser export rules. SEC rules clamp down on options
Abstracts: Phila. exchange's vote mostly about Frucher. Inspectors find Phila. exchange lax on rules. Vanguard lags in job growth, so Pa. aid is cut
Abstracts: Phila. exchange's vote mostly about Frucher. Rising rates call for new directions. Lock-in deals broken as mortgage rates leap
Abstracts: Phila., N.J. due for Cigna. N.J. pulls tax-break offer to Cigna. Ace Ltd. decides to remain in Phila.
Abstracts: Phila. says law firm dodged city tax; Barrack, Rodos & Bacine called its profits a loss, a suit says. The firm says it is quite legal
Abstracts: Phila. White Pages could turn yellow with age. Year 2000 bug takes a bite of SCT. RCN's 4th-qtr. Losses bigger than expected
Abstracts: PhilEx renews bid for growth after collapse of merger talks. Pa. to aid growth of two firms in area
Abstracts: Phone rivals, others meet to refine PUC plan. PUC says Verizon cand add service. Court upholds Verizon break-up
Abstracts: Physical rehabilitation centers
Abstracts: Piece by piece, a ship starts to take shape in Philadelphia. New watchdog at shipyard
Abstracts: Piercing Pagoda profits sag. Soothing the savage beasts. One day, he woke up and smelled a coffee opportunity
Abstracts: Pilgrim Baxter cuts back expansion and lays off 50. They stress meaning rather than money. Center's expansion still on the table
Abstracts: Pilgrim Baxter loses 40% of its assets. Chapter 11 ends for Dow Corning. Bad formula for chemicals
Abstracts: Pilgrim faces 2d sale in 3 years. Battered old stalwart will stay the course. Teachers' fund in Vanguard turf
Abstracts: Pilgrim faces 2d sale in 3 years. PhilEx to seek some answers to merger questions. Pa. to end 20-year control of insurer
Abstracts: Pilots say they are not to blame for bankruptcy: U.S. Airways group cited high labor costs in its court filing, but some employees said its business model was flawed
Abstracts: Pipe dreamers. Going once, going twice... . Tiny and deadly
Abstracts: Planners take over Alcoa HQ. Upscale housing for elderly planned. Transarc to occupy former WE location
Abstracts: Plight of uninsured has far-reaching costs. Airport parking crunch to ease. Skepticism at airport hearing
Abstracts: PNC joins pension plan changeover. Honest, auto insurance rates are falling. United's $96 anywhere fare goes fast
Abstracts: PNC offers buyout to 760 employees. Small banks form surcharge-free ATM alliance. Mellon ends free service for seniors
Abstracts: PNL agrees to sell idle Broad St. site. Meridian site sold; high-rise planned. Journal Register buys 16 Phila,-area papers
Abstracts: Polar opposites. Shock and awful. The rate of exchange
Abstracts: Political braches open in every county. Investment bank hired to study PGW. Tab for Stadiums: $1.2 Billion
Abstracts: Political jambalaya. Neighborly relations. 'A win-win situation.'
Abstracts: Political jambalaya. This is Baton Rouge's best high school. Finding funding
Abstracts: Populist challenge for Blanco. Health care on agenda. More than right to vote
Abstracts: Port authority seeks strategy to bring tourists to waterfront. Toy store chain's CEO resigns
Abstracts: PortaVideo goes fast forward with machine. Sun Valley sales top $50 million. Wine importer has 'grape' expectations
Abstracts: Portrait of a corporate debacle. Ex-WorldCom CEO faces judge. With base in Conshohocken, he heads to wild West with wireless cell towers
Abstracts: Possibilities remain for derivative excesses. Sympathy goes begging in Stewart verdict. Don't bet on scandal-plagued firm's recovery
Abstracts: Postpone new annuities for now. The pros, cons of alternatives to traditional mortgages. A vote for better health-cost ideas
Abstracts: PPG to grant options to workers. Eagle eye on 20-year-olds. Priced to move
Abstracts: PQ Corp. grants early retirement to its CEO. Entrepreneur turns to new form of printing. Two shifts at Pilgrim Baxter
Abstracts: PQ Corp. grants early retirement to its CEO. Nonprofits in a charitable mood
Abstracts: Preis right for downtown. Old Perkins hot. Apartments sell...again
Abstracts: Prelude to a championship. 'P' as in petunia. Baton Rouge interior design firms
Abstracts: Prescription for profit. Appliance-store patrons to receive merchandise. American Appliance will close 6 outlets
Abstracts: Price rise for drug outpaces inflation. FDA expands uses for sleep medication. Growing firms with huge potential
Abstracts: Prices for milk-tumble as cheese market leads the way. Stocks rise moderately as oil falls for a 4th day. Cost of oil spreading past pump
Abstracts: Private schools. Public schools
Abstracts: Procurement tradeshow goes one-on-one. Hall of shame. Understanding atrial fibrillation and its treatment
Abstracts: Profit-driven hospitals knock on region's door. Merck shares fall after critical Vioxx study. Nomadic 'travel nurses' fill shortages at hospitals
Abstracts: Profiting by investing where others fear to tread. Venture Capital is flowing in Phila.. Merger market for young firms hits steep decline
Abstracts: Promise for future broken by bankruptcy: Weak companies, failing industries dump pension debts on U.S. board. Some workers see benefits cut
Abstracts: Promise for future broken by bankruptcy: Weak companies, failing industries dump pension debts on U.S. board. Some workers see benefits cut. part 2
Abstracts: Promotion commotion: ASI is a resource for corporate freebies. How NER got its groove back
Abstracts: Property & casualty insurance agecies. Home health care agencies. Property & casualty insurance agencies
Abstracts: Prosecutor: Stealing led to Tyco trial. Pa. pays millions in hedge fund fees. Thriving at helm of a troubled company
Abstracts: Prosperity: It's heaven on earth. First Penn changes as the Fed watches. New mailing machine gets stamp of approval
Abstracts: Prosperity: It's heaven on earth. Unisys will open huge office in India. Profit powered
Abstracts: Provident American to sell agent-based insurance business. Comcast selling 8% stake in Excite. May buys David's Bridal stores
Abstracts: Providers leaving Aetna, voicing dissatisfaction. Firms' health-care costs leap 7.3%. Throwing out a net for good health care
Abstracts: Public set to plug in for power choice. Electric choice program is slow starting. Duquesne Light wavers on merger
Abstracts: PUC approves merger of GPU, FirstEnergy; delays vote on rate hike. Concern mounts over expansion of power-line capacity
Abstracts: PUC seeks to end long stalemate on phone service. Bell Atlantic asks some customers to settle up by Jan. 1900
Abstracts: PUC: utilities can merge before giving up lines. Electricity providers successful in Y2K communications test. Peco, partner to buy TMI unit
Abstracts: Purchase of Pilgrim Baxter is called off; the Berwyn fund firm and Nationwide fail to agree on a price. Teachers commit to Radnor fund
Abstracts: Pursuing excellence in the care of gastrointestinal health and illness. An engine for economic development
Abstracts: Putnam aims to get back into ballpark. Life on the side of the road; shrimp vendors scratch out a living one day at a time
Abstracts: Putting the touch on those who enjoy the city's hospitality. Dissent brews on beer tax
Abstracts: Puzzling out clients' advertising strategies: Billboards? TV? Print ads? She puts it all together. IBM's new approach has some wondering. Skeptics question its shift toward services
Abstracts: Questions, questions. Going, going, Sean. Laying down the law
Abstracts: 'Quick-casual' chain a cut above fast food. Acme will increase renovation budget. Acme rings up a small gain
Abstracts: 'Quick-casual' chain a cut above fast food. Staples' new tack succeeding. For local hotels, it promises to be a happy New Year after all
Abstracts: QVC buys a piece of The Knot. State OKs Mercer Mutual's plan to become publicly held. CDnow in merger talks with a N.Y. rival
Abstracts: Radio rivals holly, jolly. Good morning from WGMB. It's sweeps time
Abstracts: Random House buys stake in online publishing company. HIV group opposes Rite Aid purchase. Phila. firm sells stake to London ad agency
Abstracts: Rating don't rattle WVLA. WBRZ shakes things up. A clear signal
Abstracts: Rating the value of celebrity. It's official: Money doesn't buy happiness. An alternative route through copyright maze
Abstracts: Raw deal, say card counters. Haffah's plans $8- million expansion. In A.C., building boom is payoff
Abstracts: Raw deal, say card counters. New casino flaunts class - and sass. Penthouse publisher sells Atlantic City land
Abstracts: Razing the bar. Grim statistics. Phoenix hardware
Abstracts: RCN plans cable in north part of city first; if Council backs a pact, residents could choose between two providers of television service
Abstracts: RCN says it cut costs and increased revenue. Wireless company expands its reach. RCN Corp.'s cable-TV bid faces a delay
Abstracts: Reading firm is riding out slump in steel. Vlasic loses $140 million in 3d quarter. Bucks fastener company takes off with high-tech
Abstracts: Real estate. Reign over. Affordable housing coming to north Baton Rouge
Abstracts: Real estate title companies
Abstracts: (Re)building boom. Coming attractions. Death of a sales commission
Abstracts: (Re)building boom. No good deed. Altitude adjustment
Abstracts: RECYCLING ADVERTISING. Size Does Matter to Keds. Fountainhead Stirs Up Business
Abstracts: Red Bell Brewing plans to be listed on Nasdaq. InTest fires 77 workers to cut costs. GE to close Elmwood factory by Sept.'02
Abstracts: Red Bell says Lion rejected takeover. UGI to acquire troubled company. European slump tips Crown's profits; the can-maker says earnings this quarter will be 25 percent below earlier estimates
Abstracts: Redesigned BusinessReport.com delivers readers latest news, advertisers latest innovations. Innovative investment firm set to open new headquarters on Bluebonnet as flagship property
Abstracts: Reform, one bank advises another. For bank, hazards attend big clout. Bank founder settle lawsuit
Abstracts: Regional space race gets started. A new electricity at Chester site. 'Recycling' old retail real estate
Abstracts: Regional space race gets started. Regional economic campaign proposed. OneBeacon gets lease in former SmithKline site
Abstracts: Region gets $10.5 million for nanotechnology effort. Dow to pay area firm $1 billion for ag unit. Penn system is recovering much faster than expected
Abstracts: Region planning for success. Growth from existing firms. Housing construction will stay warm, expensive
Abstracts: Region's four-parish-area highlights. Largest area financial institutions. Area manufacturing firms
Abstracts: Regulators, Fannie Mae OK deal. Board moves to require firms to expense all stock options. Drug firm settles SEC case on fraud
Abstracts: Relentless. A complex task. Marching on Atlanta
Abstracts: Remodeled. The 'new' Baton Rouge. Cane enabled
Abstracts: Rendell: Comcast may run center: The idea for the cable giant to operate the troubled convention site faces hurdles, but the trade unions like it
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