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Abstracts: Bell, union agree on contract. Foamex plans to cut 10 percent of workers. New jobs available for older workers
Abstracts: Benefits flow to Sunoco from Eagle Point refinery. Two stars two strays. Sunoco to close refinery, 3 blending plants
Abstracts: Bermuda authorizes 15 more cruises from Philadelphia. Lure of a bargain survives 5-and-dime. Philadelphia Area goes full throttle to lure new businesses
Abstracts: Betting on casinos. FirstWorthing out, Campus Apartments in. Taxing developments
Abstracts: Bidding despite Playboy article? A 4.67-million-share test for Google. Search-engine pioneer readies for new chapter
Abstracts: Biggest U.S steel company to be sold. Local owner to recast local steel operations. Sales deal for steel company is closer
Abstracts: Big infusion for N.J. tech firm. PGW ratepayers march in protest over natural-gas bills. Appliance wars claim regional retailers
Abstracts: Big power merger is losing its appeal. U.S. OKs merger DQE says is dead. Utility chiefs squabble on split-up
Abstracts: Bill steps all over right to fast-forward. Airlines' lowest fares are great - if you get them. Time to refinance a mortgage? It depends
Abstracts: Biotech firm alleges 'illegal' short-selling of stock. How old can bills be and still haunt you? Rite Aid's role in managed care riles competitors
Abstracts: Biotech firm alleges 'illegal' short-selling of stock. 'Pump-and-dump' stock scam comes calling again. Digital TV's immediate effect: Shopping confusion
Abstracts: Biotech moves in at Navy Base. Non-approved prescriptions' woes in focus. News that maker hid Vioxx data sinks stock 10%
Abstracts: Biotech settles with fired CEO for $4 million. American Home acts to end suits and save merger. American Home taps president to be CEO
Abstracts: Bleeding purple and gold. Baton Rouge liscensed homebuilders. Lantern on the levee shines beyond Baton Rouge
Abstracts: Block buster. Engineered for greatness. Big builders, big business
Abstracts: Block buster. Largest new construction projects (2006). Largest commercial contractors
Abstracts: Boeing will pay $4.5 million for wage inequities. Plant asks to burn tires as fuel. Credit card company to relocate to Concord
Abstracts: Bonds issued by Allegheny downgraded. Allegheny chief ordered fund switch. Temple Health faces probes
Abstracts: Box gets his LEED building. Landmark gets makeover. Gonzales Albertson's sells
Abstracts: Bracing for impact. Pigskin publicity. Beyond the books
Abstracts: BRAC in the box. Slaughter the pigs at the trough. General agencies of assistance
Abstracts: Brandywine Realty expands holdings in $612 million deal. Genuardi family will sell all 39 stores to Safeway. Today's Man is shutting city store
Abstracts: Brewers unveil merger growth plan. Feudingcousin is assailed for his effort to derail merger. Mixed case for beer merger
Abstracts: Broadest decline for U.S. stocks in 2 months. Economy's gains slowed as trade deficit widened. Retail sales benefit stocks: The markets rebounded moderately following a stronger-than-expected Commerce Dept. report
Abstracts: Build and they will come. Same mission, new game
Abstracts: Building boom. Signing up the kitchen. An age-old problem
Abstracts: Building codes. A method to their madness. New direction for Southdowns
Abstracts: Building new avenues. Going wireless. They've got your number
Abstracts: Building on 40 years of quality and tradition. From idea to reality, creating inspirational landscapes. Design beyond tradition
Abstracts: Build it and they will come. Dreaming green. The end is near
Abstracts: Burbank-ing on it. Rose Hudson. Investigating insurers
Abstracts: Burlap fashion statement. A model future. Molding a success story
Abstracts: Business cheers Bush's victory. Merger didn't ignore human side. Asbestos liability limit is rejected
Abstracts: Business conditions sag, survey says, for local manufacturers. Training online helps keep workers in line
Abstracts: Business directory feud goes to court. Striking oil-in a landfill: N.J. man has a plan to turn old tires into fuel, but can it be profitable?
Abstracts: Business of politics. The PAC mentality
Abstracts: Business owners need to plan for succession. Organization key to relocation: Moving a business is more stressful and difficult than moving a home
Abstracts: Business telephone equipment dealers. Cellular phones/wireless communications dealers
Abstracts: Business will be great in 2008. Handicapping local political races. I'm tired of these national lists
Abstracts: Buyers beware. Making an impact. Resources: selected laws
Abstracts: Cable merger: will it benefit you? 5 firms plan TV guide on screen. Phaseout of tri-State Media is planned
Abstracts: Cable security firm finds freeloaders. Agency finds specializing profitable. Albert Wey finds a way; earns award
Abstracts: Cable security firm finds freeloaders. Ugly: Tucson car rental firm turns beautiful profits. Tucson firm adds life to wooden power poles
Abstracts: Calif. firm to acquire drugmaker. Cytogen to acquire Mass. Firm. Drugmaker claims rival stole its idea
Abstracts: Call him Mr. Peanut. An age-old problem. Jury's prudence
Abstracts: Call him Mr. Peanut. Getting a leg up. The color of money
Abstracts: Calm August puts inflation concerns on back burner. Inflation emerges, especially in Philadelphia. Inflation hits home
Abstracts: Campbell and Progresso: The souper bowl. Whipping up innovations at Campbell. Campbell Soup quarterly profit falls
Abstracts: Canadian firm to buy Maier's. Japanese firm to buy division of Centocor. Japanese firm to buy 30% of Global Sports
Abstracts: Canceled contract reduces Pa. firm's earnings. Health-care firm looks to the long term. HMOs posted losses totaling $768 million last year, study finds
Abstracts: Cancer research results excite scientists and investors. Medco settles with U.S., 20 states. Adolor seeks approval of first drug
Abstracts: Can PBHG retain the faithful? The faltering fund family may have grown too big, critics say. Amazon president hired by area firm
Abstracts: Car and truck rental companies. The Louisiana firm that big companies count on when disasters strike. Property & casualty insurance agencies
Abstracts: Carpenter Technology raising some stainless steel prices. Patents generate hope for future advances. Medical devices firm, after fast start, seen as long-term 'buy'
Abstracts: Cashing in on LSU. National Champions again! 2003: a super finish
Abstracts: Cash is king as firms keep a tight rein on dividends. Early results of big merger thrill Comcast. Comcast calls loss for 2002 smaller than it expected
Abstracts: Casino strike looms amid talks. A contract agreement and jubilation in A.C. Fish tossers hooked on workplace
Abstracts: Catching up. Lasting legacies. Harry Potter and local booksellers
Abstracts: CBS cuts nuclear offers to two. WE sold, will stay. Emerson buys WE control division
Abstracts: CBS narrows buyers to three. U.S. backs Siemns deal. Mylan buying Calif. concern
Abstracts: CDI cuts costs with layoffs, office closings. Career consultant company gaining from others' layoffs. Wyomissing steelmaker to lay off 100 workers
Abstracts: CDNow, Columbia House end merger deal, plan 'strategic relationships'. Cash-strapped CDNow finds a buyer in Germany
Abstracts: CDNow pledges to cut quarterly costs by $12 million. Judge stops suit against CDnow Inc. CDNow will cut 200 jobs in region
Abstracts: Cell-phone firm faces an unwanted test at McVeigh's execution. Price questioned as Comcast sells cellular business
Abstracts: Cellular phones/wireless communications dealers. High-tech telecom services for business-with a Louisiana touch
Abstracts: Cellular phones/wireless communications dealers. Real estate title companies. Industrial construction firms
Abstracts: Cellular science. Living large. Phoenix hardware
Abstracts: Centeon says Ill. plasma plant will reopen. A faceless firm's South Jersey cog. With feud over, developers plan adjacent condos
Abstracts: Centocor wins FDA approval for a third medicine. Anticancer drug, created at Penn, nears approval. Trying to revive his 'dream' of a physician network
Abstracts: Centocor wins FDA approval for a third medicine. Tenet trimming some programs to cut expenses. Doctors resist Allegheny's plea for salary cuts
Abstracts: Central bank signals interest rates to rise in months ahead: Bank of Canada notches up its inflation forecast
Abstracts: Cephalon stock drops with drug's prospects. No napping for West Chester pharmaceutical firm. Local stock up 184% on 1st day
Abstracts: C'est La Vie. High-def hits new low. Big changes in 2007
Abstracts: Changing focus. Old neighborhood, new heights. Equine elegance
Abstracts: Chasing our destiny. 20 campaign questions. Give downtown a chance
Abstracts: Checking Louisiana's banks and S & Ls; Ken Pickering returns as the state's top bank watchdog. Lloyd Collette: shoulder to the wheel
Abstracts: Check-in time. It's all relative. Turning the page
Abstracts: Chemical firm chief to retire. Vlasic's first fiscal year was a down one. Swanson beefs up chicken to spur frozen-dinner sales
Abstracts: Chester loses 82 jobs as Hatfield closes meat-processing plant. Chester shipyard is closed by Metro
Abstracts: Chief quits embattled computer associates. Ex-Eagles owner Leonard Tose dies. Gorman leaves Universal Health
Abstracts: Child-welfare experts blast Phila. agency. Five that thrive in a drought. Outlook revised upward for Penn bonds
Abstracts: Christmas ethics. Collective bargaining is step backward. Are we better than our reputation?
Abstracts: CIA: agents of change. Rising sales. A complex task
Abstracts: Cigna changes insurance focus to boost profit. Sovereign to establish official headquarters here. Cigna may shun a merger and stay put
Abstracts: Cigna still a victim of the boom-bust cycle. Reliance Group files for Chap. 11. Cigna settles U.S. fraud complaint
Abstracts: Cisco shares fall 11% after its optimism on sales fades. Long search is over for Google. Disney rollercoaster in ledgers, not parks
Abstracts: City hospitals eye the suburbs. (Philadelphia's Jefferson Health Systems and the University of Pennsylvania Health System)
Abstracts: City seeks to keep grocery center. His work: watching people use the web: As a user experience architect, Ben Levin smooths interactions between humans and computers
Abstracts: Claiborne offers a new outfit in Mexx. Gambling lobbyists keep eyes on Philadelphia: New Jersey casinos are hedging their bets in Harrisburg
Abstracts: Clearing the air. The truth about lending. A taxing issue
Abstracts: Clearing the way for new office park at Navy Base; the city will soon prepare 60 acres in the hopes of attractng a developer
Abstracts: Clothing chain gets a lifeline. Clothing company expands online
Abstracts: Clothing chain gets a lifeline. Pottstown bank reduces role in online venture. Merger to unite 2 realty trusts
Abstracts: CNG Tower up for sale; Westinghouse may follow. Tribune plans to merge papers. Penzer to sell one Strip building
Abstracts: Coffee roasting his cup of tea. Passionate about politics: for $350 a week and a bunk, he works tirelessly for his candidate
Abstracts: Cold, hard economic guesses. 21st century development. Cartoon crusaders
Abstracts: Collateral damage. There's change afoot. The storms that keep on giving
Abstracts: Collectibles business adopts Austin Powers; with an exclusive movie-prop replica license, the Bucks company hopes for a blockbuster
Abstracts: Comcast expands city offices. Philly is getting ready to board the Dali trolley. Tel-Save.com's CEO-to-be brings ex-colleagues on board
Abstracts: Comcast in deal to acquire key cable properties. Adelphia adding to cable holdings; it said yesterday it would acquire operations around Cleveland from Cablevision for $1.53 billion
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