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Abstracts: Museum reaches for brass ring. N.J. builders seek 'balance' from lawmakers at meeting. He sets his sights high
Abstracts: Mutual fund firm to pay SEC fine. Local funds' yields inspire awe. A turnaround at Delaware
Abstracts: Mutual Insurers' policyholders gaining power; Despite a 1995 law, conversion plans by two Pa. firms were blocked
Abstracts: Mystery of the Berlin listings. Dividends drawing investors' interest. Merger market for young firms hits steep decline
Abstracts: Nabisco puts word in for employees. Software firm building new headquarters. Exxon to close Lawrenceville plant
Abstracts: Nancy Roberts. Lingering over lingerie. Third time's a charm?
Abstracts: Nanotechnology is hot: For mundane products. Determined to revive integrated steel in U.S. Burnout of cigar boom ends Holt's private again
Abstracts: NBC joins ranks of media giants in Universal deal. Change comes sooner than expected at Viacom. NBA Entertainment racking up wins worldwide
Abstracts: Need a job? Computer will see you now. 5 Wall Street firms to pay $242 million: The NYSE trading specialists were accused of putting their orders ahead of clients', denying them fair deals
Abstracts: Negative FDA review if drug stalls Cell Pathways growth. Bristol-Myers shareholders would receive $300 million
Abstracts: Networks provide balance. The market for good. Rating child care
Abstracts: New airport runway waits in the wings. Unique sales approach at unlikely Phila. site. Religious group could spend $35 million in Phila
Abstracts: New CEO named in Today's Man shift; Bruce Weitz had headed Duane Reade drugstores. 50 food firms plan online purchases
Abstracts: New CEO takes over at SAP America. New Unisys Corp. executive is 'keeper of the reputation.' Electronics firm backs standards for publishing
Abstracts: New director aims to complete airport plans. Jobless rate falls to 4.1%. Airliner service expansion proposed
Abstracts: New generation of software-makers takes over a family firm; the founder of Vertex, which specializes in local and state tax data for companies, has given his children control
Abstracts: New hike proposed for Phila. gas users. Hearings starting on PGW rate hike. Safeguard names a tech industry veteran as CEO
Abstracts: New life for old site. Condo sells retail units. Old Perkins hot
Abstracts: New logo illuminates Earth-friendly electricity. Midwest price surge boosts Peco. AlliedSignal makes bid to buy AMP
Abstracts: New Marsh CEO seeks to settle kickback case. Ex-CEO of Enron accused of fraud. Boeing flies through unusual turbulence
Abstracts: New owner has big plans for mall. Old Budd Co. site will be recycled into a golf course. High-tech playground opens in N. Phila
Abstracts: News station offers help to Channel 6. Digital Access to close its doors. As competition lags for cable TV, prices tend to rise
Abstracts: New stock may sore; insiders get best deal. PNC will buy troubled Riggs: As part of the $779 million deal, the Riggs Bank unit will shed all businesses causing its current regulatory issues
Abstracts: Nextel and Verizon's surprise deal. Cingular to buy AT&T wireless for $41 billion. Microsoft faces $613 million fine in Europe
Abstracts: N.J. cranberry growers take key vote. 'Active adults' fueling an area building boom. Pressures souring region's farmers on dairy life
Abstracts: N.J. legislature approves abortion-notification bill. NFL Film outgrows its home once again. Burlington Coat Factory takes comfort in the cold
Abstracts: NLRB issues wide order against Beverly. Pittsburgh Brewery agrees to new match. Pittsburgh Brewing finds a small partner
Abstracts: Nobel Education plans its first charter school. Pa. seeks to boost telecom services. Study: Pa. lost wages to pirated software; a Microsoft survey cites $500 million in lost jobs, taxes, and retail sales
Abstracts: No more World's Fair; Trump plans new casino. Strike crimps 7 A.C. casinos' style. Oct 1 strike set for A.C. casinos: The union of 17,000 workers was split between waiting and acting before tonight's Miss America Pageant
Abstracts: Nonprofits left in limbo as Pa. reviews funding. Dissent brews on beer tax. Camera shops find pictures of success are hard to capture
Abstracts: Nordstrom eyes Fifth Avenue. Upscale retailer decidedly conservative. Lord & Taylor to open in 2000
Abstracts: No smokes, just fire. Heinz pours it on. Ad agency picked to polish region's brand
Abstracts: Not so fast my friend.... Entrepreneur. Remembering a friend
Abstracts: Not the worst news on labor. On the horizon, glimmers of more and better U.S. jobs. A new report gives a sobering view of local job market
Abstracts: NovaCare ponders turning one company into two. Health care revives Johnstown region. DisneyQuest coming to Market Street
Abstracts: Now you're cooking. A holistic approach to IT management. Redesigned BusinessReport.com delivers readers latest news, advertisers latest innovations
Abstracts: Noxso plans to liquidate. Extra cheese. Happy where they are
Abstracts: Nuclear plant woes costly to DQE. Duquesne Light offers wholesale power cheap. Utility to settle false advertising claims
Abstracts: Number one - and getting bigger. Bigger might be better for Charming. Charming will by Lane Bryant
Abstracts: Odd alliance for new tobacco. Rohm and Haas issues new earnings warning. Centorcor drug stands to gain from a rival's success
Abstracts: Offer for J&L may fall short. Usinor wants rest of J&L Specialty Steel. Haskell merges with U.K. firm
Abstracts: Office talk. The power of value. E-mail is sales-mail
Abstracts: Official backs hike in city water rates. Wyomissing steelmaker to lay off 100 workers. Putting Phila. on the relocation map
Abstracts: Officials castigate decision on MCP. US Airways to upgrade baggage handling. Exton firm to cut jobs by 100 and revise focus
Abstracts: Officials mixed on bill to aid AMP. Campbell Soup Settles suit alleging inflated sales. First Penn changes as the Fed watches
Abstracts: Of the proof pudding. From power lines to politically correct. A telecom behemoth
Abstracts: Ohio court is unlikely site for steel import suit. Tippins family ends 75 years of ownership. Icahn eyes up troubled Canadian corporation
Abstracts: Oil-price, consumer-confidence data restrain stocks. Drivers are still willing to pay more to go the extra miles
Abstracts: Oil prices close at a 14-year high. Bush rejects drawing oil from reserve. Inflation hits home
Abstracts: Oils fields' gush for computers: High-tech advances have helped the industry improve efficiency and precision
Abstracts: OK, now you drive. Legal beagles. Toon town
Abstracts: Old base loaded with possibilities. Major owner of offices consider Philadelphia pullout. At Rubenstein, there is no such thing as a free lunch
Abstracts: Old exchange building to be converted to hotel. A banquet facility expands by adding a 250-room hotel. Center City lodgings slump hits new hotel
Abstracts: Old-line Aetna struggles with an acquisition. PNL agrees to sell idle Broad St. site. HMO costs send retirees scrambling
Abstracts: On a collision course. No rival in sight. Blanco decision a relief
Abstracts: Once upon a time.... Leslie Herpin Marx. It only looks delicious
Abstracts: One day, he woke up and smelled a coffee opportunity. Frankford to buy ailing Delaware Valley hospital. YBM will call special meeting
Abstracts: One Oliver may have a buyer. Sale of One Oliver Plaza tower going ahead. Dallas firm buying Coraopolis office park
Abstracts: Online advertising slowly reemerging as marketing tool: From the dust of the dot-com crash comes awareness that consumers still use the Net
Abstracts: Online music sellers CDnow, N2k go on record with merger plans. 3 firms halt merger plan, canceling Digital Fusion
Abstracts: Online, Phila. ranks first in date ducking. Taking his team to Commerce. A Web systems developer goes out on a limb as a consultant
Abstracts: On the beam. Creating a scene. Keeping them here
Abstracts: On the beat. Innovative bundled fleet services. Yukos blaming the government over loan threat
Abstracts: On the roads again. Lying about their age. Biotech futures
Abstracts: Operating earnings decline at Cigna. Ace Ltd. will offer life, health insurance. Lincoln Nationals' profit hits a record
Abstracts: Operating earnings decline at Cigna. Ex-Reliance workers' severance pay is cut. Truly a penny stock, Reliance is delisted
Abstracts: OSHA penalties follow death of worker. Eighty-Four miners laid off, Consol digs in. EchoStar lined up for old mill site
Abstracts: Overseeing steady ascent. A hearing aid that 'listens'. CEO out as Mediq misses a payment
Abstracts: Pa. audit faults shipyard expenses; the auditor general says Kvaerner used government funds to pay for barbecues, art and moving expenses
Abstracts: Paging Robo-Doc. ICF's mess. A hand up
Abstracts: Pa. helps company to add tech jobs. Amazon president hired by area firm. VerticalNet's last-period deficit widens
Abstracts: Pa. is set to sell access to data on its residents. Lender's continuing SEC woes. Refinance tide still flooding industry
Abstracts: Pa. leads country in school strikes. Liacouras quits Temple post. Pluses, minuses of Edison
Abstracts: Pa. may become first state to aid kin of organ donors. Prosecutor: Bucks firm was cash cow for mobster. Creditors seek cash from sale of HMO
Abstracts: Pa., N.J. hospitals leaders in markups. Einstein to buy a Tenet hospital. Hospitals brace for insurance increases
Abstracts: Parker/Hunter settles NASD complaint. Parkvale shareholder wants a takeover. Bullish forecast at Heinz
Abstracts: Parking lots hike Steelers rates $3. Building a bigger mouse trap. Cut-rate gasoline may be outlawed
Abstracts: Parking, not preaching. How much is too much? Busy Bluebonnet
Abstracts: Pa. says auto insurer insolvent. ATM firm files for bankruptcy protection. Delaware Group to stay in Phila., add 400 jobs
Abstracts: Pa.'s pact with a check-casher. Shares of bank in probe lose 2.7%. Nationwide to set up fund in area
Abstracts: Pa. sues 13 drug firms on prices. Cephalon to acquire a Frence drug firm. Huge whistle-blower award resored in SmithKline case
Abstracts: Pa. top in chips? It's in the bag; production here leads U.S. and while Frito-Lay has its eyes on domination, many area brands are thriving
Abstracts: Paying more to collect debt, NCO lowers its profit forecast. Earnings sink 69% at Unisys
Abstracts: Paying the piper. New boss in town. Everything you know is wrong
Abstracts: Peco begins 'Hometown' bid for users. Cendant to bolster minority mortgages. (Cendant Mortgage signs deal to provide more mortgage loans in Philadelphia)
Abstracts: Peco-British Energy venture seeks a 3d nuclear plant. Local paper firm is moving into former Scott warehouse. Packaging plant to shut, lay off 165
Abstracts: Peco patrons scorched as payment sites closed. Peco profits improve despite lower rates. Peco says its ready for arrival of Y2K
Abstracts: Peco pays power bill to avert big fines. Ravisent tells of a discount plan, and its shares soar; the Malvern firm said it would offer a discounted set-top box for TV Internet browsing. Its shares rose 42 percent
Abstracts: Peco rate cuts fail to impress some officials. Job cuts in Peco merger top Phila. lawmakers' concerns. Merger plan improves Peco image
Abstracts: Peerless Paper is diamond in rough world of distributorships. Father and daughter share success label
Abstracts: Penn adds 5 hospitals to health-care network. Aetna-Jefferson dispute leaves employers wary. (Workers at Jefferson Health Systems hospital contest Aetna U.S. Healthcare benefit contract)
Abstracts: Penn adds 5 hospitals to health-care network. Penn agrees to sell its Chesco hospital. Temple to shift inpatient services
Abstracts: Penn, family settle suit in gene-therapy death. Merck cuts AIDS-drug prices for Africa. SEC sues 3 auditors for Allegheny
Abstracts: Penn National Gaming wagers on Miss. Casinos; the Wyomissing company has agreed to buy two gambling houses for $195 million
Abstracts: Penn professor is picked to head Philadelphia Fed. Wachovia names its board of directors. Reliance money's removal is probed
Abstracts: Pep Boys to sell most parts stores. Going from jobless to boss. Jphila. hospitals team up to attract patients form abroad; foreign visitors groups will tour medical sites here; the goal is to entice 6,000 a year for treatment
Abstracts: PepsiCo's new challenge: increase its share price. 50 food firms plan online purchases. 'Unacceptable' earnings spur Campbell to refocus
Abstracts: Pep talk. Living well to succeed. Hooked: one vitamin E was enough to tell Louis Mancini that GNC was the place for him
Abstracts: Personality Differences and Computer Related Stress in Business Students. People, Prose, and Processors: The Haworth College of Business Electronic Portfolio Project
Abstracts: PGW gets OK to raise gas price (Philadelphia Gas Works Co.). PGW seeks approval to reduce its gas rates
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