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Philadelphia Business Today, 8/8/2008
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Luminent files bankruptcy
Posted 11:28am
Luminent Mortgage Capital Inc., a Philadelphia investor in residential-mortgage-related securities, today said it has filed for bankruptcy protection.
BUSINESS BLOGS
Two sales involve Aldi-anchored shopping center, Bilcare's offices
With deal-meister Joseph N. DiStefano off today, I thought I'd make sure you got your deal fix.

From the world of commercial real estate, the Phoenixville Corporate Center was sold for $12 million.

That's a 167,531-square-foot building at 1039-1041 W. Bridge St. in Phoenixville, Montgomery County. Seller was Rosedon Holdings; buyers was CPG Acquisitions.

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Stocks surge on Fannie bailout, but the mess isn't over
Posted 9:51am
The US Government's takeover of money-losing home-loan buyers Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac juiced the stock market this morning, but it's an expensive and temporary solution that'll need a permanent fix under the new President, Bloomberg News reports.
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Glaxo’s N. American president steps down - 11:01am
 
Gasoline still going down
 
Stocks mostly advance on plan for mortgage giants 11:33am
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Delaware Book Festival Attracts Best-Selling Authors for All Ages, Saturday, Nov. 1
 
Innovation Philadelphia and PhillyCreativeGuide.com to Host "createAdelphia: The Philly Creative Jobs Event"
 
Princeton Financial Systems Announces Plans to Acquire Aquin
 
PECO Partners With ENERGY STAR (R) To Provide Customers With More Energy Saving Tools
 
Skinny Nutritional Corp. Signs Distribution Agreement with L T Verrastro
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Today's Inquirer
Much rides on stadium builder
T.N. Ward Co. will construct the home of the new soccer team, called the center of Chester's future.
By Jeff Gammage, Inquirer Staff Writer
The firm chosen last week to build the Philadelphia region's $115 million pro soccer stadium is best known for building casinos, including Harrah's Waterfront Tower, the 44-story landmark in Atlantic City.
At the cutting edge of medicine, survival
He still gets shivers being able to turn tragedy into new life.
By Stacey Burling, Inquirer Staff Writer
Howard Nathan set out to be a doctor. Rejected from medical school, he hoped that networking with some prominent local transplant surgeons might give him another shot at admission.
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