Dick's Sporting Goods Cutting 160 Jobs In Pittsburgh-Area
Dick's Sporting Goods has cut 160 jobs in the Pittsburgh-area, mostly at its Store Support Center in nearby Findlay Township.
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Dick's Sporting Goods has cut 160 jobs in the Pittsburgh-area, mostly at its Store Support Center in nearby Findlay Township.
Pennsylvania-based teen clothing retailer rue21 is restructuring and filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.
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Continental Development was almost ready to launch its $65 million apartment complex on North Shore Drive.
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The original Ritter's Diner was moved from Bloomfield to Station Square in 1983.
Those set-top boxes needed to transmit cable television channels on multiple TV sets in a home are the subject of a Philadelphia lawsuit against Verizon.
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