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Philadelphia Business Today, 8/26/08
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Unisys sign rejected
Posted 12:37pm
Unisys Corp.'s bid to erect its name in bold red letters high on Two Liberty Place skyscraper has been unanimously rejected by the Zoning Board of Adjustments.
 
Unisys-sign battle could hurt City Hall
 
Changing Skyline: Letter-imperfect
BUSINESS BLOGS
FDIC to update "problem list" of banks
The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. will update its list of "problem" institutions this afternoon, but don't look for a list of names.

The government agency that insures deposits only provides aggregate information on banks that are in a squeeze. For the quarter ended March 31, the FDIC said the number of banks on the problem list rose to 90 from 76. It was the sixth quarter that the list expanded since it reached a low of 47 as of the third quarter of 2006.

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King of Prussia Mall investor says half the mall is for sale
Posted 12:15pm
Lend Lease, the Australian half-owner of King of Prussia Mall, says it's putting its half of the $1B+/yearly sales megashopping center up for sale.
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LATEST NEWS
 
Southwest flight cuts to include Phila. - 1:06pm
 
New-home sales up 2.4% in U.S., still lag ’07 - 12:05pm
 
Phila.-area gas average stagnant - 10:44am
 
Wall Street little changed after economic data 11:44am
XML COMPANY PRESS RELEASES
 
Munich Re America Hosts 2008 Casualty Claims Seminar at the University of Wisconsin to Address Projected Shortage of Experienced Claims Adjusters
 
USA Technologies Launches Next Generation, Lower Cost VM2iQ(R) EnergyMiser(R)
 
Global Supply Management Expert BravoSolution Continues Financial Growth with Strong 2008 Start
 
BravoSolution Names New CEO
 
eBillme Announces Online Retail Spending Index
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Today's Inquirer
Company fights toxic legacy of dumping
In the ’70s, it sent waste to a Bucks farm. Little did it know what happened then, it says, setting aside $21 million for cleanup.
By Jane M. Von Bergen, Inquirer Staff Writer
In 1969, a Bucks County chemist bought a farm on Lonely Cottage Road in Upper Black Eddy, a charming rural community not far from the Delaware River. Then, the chemist, Manfred DeRewal, and his sons proceeded to trash it, a federal judge wrote.
Cape May County Zoo is a big hit
By Jacqueline L. Urgo, Inquirer Staff Writer
CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE, N.J. - When the Cape May County Park and Zoo opened in 1978, it wasn't much more than a plot of land off Route 9 with a few goats and some chickens.
MORE FROM TODAY'S INQUIRER
 
Lawmakers vow to overturn SugarHouse casino ruling
By Suzette Parmley , Inquirer Staff Writer
 
Battleship N.J. budget slashed in half, 8 lose jobs
By Edward Colimore , Inquirer Staff Writer
 
Home sales down in Philadelphia area, up for U.S.
By Alan J. Heavens , Inquirer Real Estate Writer
 
Business news in brief
 
Stocks fall amid credit jitters
By Tim Paradis , Associated Press
 
Fannie, Freddie stocks rise
By Marcy Gordon and Alan Zibel , Associated Press
 
Wheat, corn pile up for lack of ways to ship them
By Christopher Leonard and Catherine Tsai , Associated Press
 
PhillyDeals: Vernon Hill goes British
By Joseph N. DiStefano , Inquirer Staff Writer
 
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