Highmark, WPAHS Announce "Affiliation"
Executives from health care giants Highmark and West Penn Allegheny Health System have taken steps today that will lead to Highmark's acquisition of the WPAHS.
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Executives from health care giants Highmark and West Penn Allegheny Health System have taken steps today that will lead to Highmark's acquisition of the WPAHS.
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A crowd of 150 university, business and government officials heard President Obama call for a new advanced manufacturing approach to reclaim America's edge.
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PennDOT hires temporary workers to supplement the permanent workforce from September through April.
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The U.S. Senate and Federal Reserve are hammering out the final details on big changes that will affect how you use your debit card.
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The government in Harrisburg has found $540 million that it did not expect, but now deciding what to do with it becomes the problem.
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