Cigna's Potter to join rally against his old company
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Commuters heading past Penn Station will see an anti-Cigna demonstration today 6 hours ago | The Inquirer & Daily News |  

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Environmental Leadership of Public Gardens to Take the Global Stage at the Upcoming... 1 hour ago |  
Emergent Health Corp. (EMGE) Expects to Revolutionize Vitamin Formulas 1 hour ago |  
Law Offices of Howard G. Smith Announces Class Action Lawsuit Against Psychiatric... 1 hour ago |  
Law Offices of Howard G. Smith, Representing Investors of UCBH Holdings, Inc.,... 1 hour ago |  
Incyte Announces Proposed Public Offering of 18,000,000 Shares of Common Stock 6 hours ago |  
Incyte Announces Proposed Offering of $250 Million Convertible Senior Notes 6 hours ago |  
FDIC could seek bailout from banks
Regulators may borrow billions from big banks to shore up the dwindling fund that insures regular deposit accounts. 12 hours ago | The Inquirer & Daily News |  
Work starts today on port in Paulsboro
Work on the first new port on the Delaware River in several decades begins today in Paulsboro. 12 hours ago | The Inquirer & Daily News |  
Girl Scouts CEO Meredith leaving
The CEO of the Girl Scouts of Eastern Pennsylvania, Ann Meredith, has announced her resignation, the organization said Tuesday. 12 hours ago | Business Journal |  
Downturn leads to decline in employee commitment
With the economic downturn have come cost-cutting actions that have done more than just cut expenses. In fact, cost cuts have contributed to a sharp decline in the morale and... 12 hours ago | Business Journal |  
David’s Bridal opens first Hawaii store
Hawaii’s first David’s Bridal store opened this weekend. 13 hours ago | Business Journal |  
Why haven't any Wall Street tycoons been sent to the slammer?
More than a year into the gravest financial crisis since the Great Depression, millions of Americans have seen their home values and retirement savings plunge and their jobs... 13 hours ago | The Inquirer & Daily News |  
How the meltdown is rewriting investment rules
Stocks always rise over the long haul. Bonds are for retirees and investors with little taste for risk. Companies rarely cut their dividends. 13 hours ago | The Inquirer & Daily News |  
Meltdown gives consumers a new money mindset
If the Great Recession has taught people one thing, it's this: They need to take charge of their finances. 6 hours ago | The Inquirer & Daily News |  
Aetna gets Pa. Employees Benefit Trust Fund account
The Pennsylvania Employees Benefit Trust Fund selected Aetna as the sole provider of Medicare Advantage PPO plans to retired state employees. (AET) 7 hours ago | Business Journal |  
General Motors raising output at 3 factories
General Motors Co. will go to 24-hour operations at factories in Kansas, Michigan and Indiana to handle an expected increase in demand and to make up for production lost from a... 7 hours ago | The Inquirer & Daily News |  
Work begins on Paulsboro cargo terminal
Ground was broken Tuesday on the $247 million Paulsboro Marine Terminal project in New Jersey. 8 hours ago | Business Journal |  
7 area firms in Top 100 for working mothers
DuPont Co. of Wilmington and five pharmaceutical companies with major operations in the Philadelphia area were named today to Working Mother magazine's 2009 list of the 100 best... 9 hours ago | The Inquirer & Daily News |  
Unisys advance iris-recognition system
Unisys Corp. has found a way to integrate iris-recognition technology developed by various companies into one system, so that the Department of Homeland Security need not use only... 9 hours ago | The Inquirer & Daily News |  
A.C.’s Pier Shops owner to take write-down
Citing the impact of competition from new casinos in Pennsylvania, the owner of Atlantic City's Pier Shops at Caesars today said it was no longer able to pay the $135 million... 10 hours ago | The Inquirer & Daily News |