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Philadelphia Business Today, 9/12/2008
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Foreclosures rise again
Posted 10:41am
The number of foreclosure filings nationally increased 27 percent in August, compared to a year earlier, but the rise was much lower than in recent months, the Irvine, Calif., company Realty Trac reported today.
BUSINESS BLOGS
Foxwoods faces a long uphill climb for Phila. mall-sino
So Foxwoods and its partners will drop their plans for a $670 million South Philadelphia casino in exchange for the chance to build one in what is now a shopping mall in Center City?

I’ll be sure to check it out right after I take the tram over the Delaware River to the Simon Property Group mall at Penn’s Landing to buy something pretty for my wife.

Or maybe after I try that virtual Pirates of the Caribbean ride at DisneyQuest at Eighth and Market.

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Does BofA need Lehman?
Posted 10:46am
BofA, burned by investment banking, may give it another try by leading the Lehman Bros. bailout.
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LATEST NEWS
 
Lockheed wins contract as U.S. military auto-parts supplier
 
Gasoline prices waver in the region
 
Stocks fluctuate as energy rises, financials fall 12:03pm
XML COMPANY PRESS RELEASES
 
Janney Montgomery Scott Adds Strength and Experience with Two Key Equity Research Hires
 
Dollar Financial Corp to Present at RBC Capital Markets Financial Institutions Conference 2008
 
Devon IT to Launch TC2, Industry's Smallest Thin Client at VMworld
 
Atlas Pipeline Partners, L.P. Reports Update to its Hedge Positions
 
PhotoMedex Now Distributing Omnilux Photodynamic Therapy Line by Photo Therapeutics
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Today's Inquirer
Campbell Soup's fourth-quarter profit up 46%
By Miriam Hill, Inquirer Staff Writer
The Campbell Soup Co. said yesterday that its profit rose 46 percent from a year earlier on higher prices and a quarter that contained an extra week.
Kenexa slashes profit forecasts
Shares of the Wayne firm plummeted after the reduced guidance.
By Peter J. Brennan and Kelly Riddell, Bloomberg News
Shares of Kenexa Corp., a Wayne employment recruiter, plunged the most in 10 months yesterday after it reduced its third-quarter sales and profit forecasts because of a "challenging" economy and a strengthening dollar.
MORE FROM TODAY'S INQUIRER
 
Report: Blues merger would save money, but competition saves even more
By Jane M. Von Bergen , Inquirer Staff Writer
 
Business news in brief
 
PhillyDeals: Is speculation to blame for high oil prices?
By Joseph N. DiStefano , Inquirer Staff Writer
 
Lehman steps up search for a buyer
By Joe Bel Bruno , Associated Press
 
Graco says it sold dangerous bassinets under its brand name
By Bob Fernandez , Inquirer Staff Writer
 
Investors buy big financials, transportation
By Tim Paradis , Associated Press
 
Dim news on jobs and U.S. trade gap
By Christopher S. Rugaber , Associated Press
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