2 New Developments Put Down Roots In Pittsburgh
Business is booming in Pittsburgh, and Wednesday, the city celebrated two new developments putting down roots.
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Business is booming in Pittsburgh, and Wednesday, the city celebrated two new developments putting down roots.
The Executive Building in Mt. Lebanon was the site for a brief visit by Ivanka Trump who was warmly welcomed by Republican congressional candidate Rick Saccone.
Walmart has upgraded its app with something called Store Assistant.
The stunning rout in U.S. stocks has spread to global markets.
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The Dow Jones industrial average plunged 1,175 points, or 4.6 percent, erasing its gains for the year.
Bon-Ton Stores, struggling with weak sales and saddled with debt, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.
Bon-Ton Stores Inc. says it's closing 42 stores across the country following years of declining sales, including two in western Pennsylvania.
The Pennsylvania Banking and Securities secretary has issued a warning to residents about investing in Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies.
Amazon is diving into health care, teaming up with Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway and the New York bank JPMorgan Chase, to create a company that helps their U.S. employees find quality care "at a reasonable cost."
Phantom Fireworks wants to build a brick and mortar location here in the Pittsburgh area, and now that aerial fireworks are legal here in Pennsylvania, the company hopes it will lead to an explosion of sales.
Pittsburgh Brewing Company, founded in 1861 and best known for Iron City Beer and IC Light, is back under local Pittsburgh ownership.
Toys R Us is planning to shutter more than 180 of its stores in the United States, including four in the Pittsburgh region.
Bacardi Limited plans to swallow the rest of Patron Spirits in a deal that values the tequila maker at $5.1 billion.
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