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John Entwistle 3d has joined the division of cardiothoracic surgery at Thomas Jefferson University Hospital as surgical director of cardiac transplantation and mechanical circulatory support. He has also been named associate professor of surgery at Jefferson Medical College of Thomas Jefferson University.
Securities trades recently reported to the Securities and Exchange Commission by officers, directors and principal shareholders of corporations based or having sizable employment in the Philadelphia area. Titles are as reported to the SEC.
Unless the service can be shown to benefit many, it could be shut down.
PITTSBURGH - One of Pittsburgh's two remaining Amtrak routes, the one serving Harrisburg, Philadelphia, New York, and points in between, may be on the chopping block in October.
Theodore Hauptman, a partner in the law firm Miller & Hauptman, Feasterville, has been elected president of the Feasterville Business Association.
Sick of pizza after the Super Bowl? Pizza Hut is hoping to tempt you with tiny new pies.
The 2004 master plan is reworked to reflect success to date.
When Nina Johnsen, wife of Aker Philadelphia Shipyard CEO Kristian Rokke, cracked a champagne bottle over a bow to christen Aker's 18th tanker last week, many of the yard's 1,100 employees cheered.
His coffee consumption level hasn't changed. Nor has his sleep schedule.
But Michael McTigue feels a lot more energetic at work these days, perhaps because he stands most of the time.
Stock futures are in retreat on the first day of trading after the Dow Jones industrial average struck a new post-meltdown high.
Spanish and Italian stocks led markets lower Monday as investors started fretting about the political situation in both countries, with some indexes suffering one of their worst days in months.
Britain's treasury chief warned the country's banks Monday that they face being broken up if they fail to protect their retail operations from their riskier investment arms.
Germany's Commerzbank says it expects bigger than expected losses for the final quarter of 2012 as large one-off charges wiped out earnings.
Oil prices fell below $97 a barrel Monday amid some optimism over possible direct negotiations between the United States and Iran on nuclear issues and as traders booked some recent profits.
A Russian official said Monday that Moscow may soon resume imports of Georgian wine, mineral water and fruit after a seven-year ban, the first tentative step toward repairing the ruptured ties between the two ex-Soviet neighbors.
The Federal Aviation Administration is requiring inspections on tens of thousands of older model Piper airplanes to check cables that control tail surfaces.
At the same time the government certified Boeing's 787 Dreamliners as safe, federal rules barred the type of batteries used to power the airliner's electrical systems from being carried as cargo on passenger planes because of the fire risk.
To save money during the harsh Baltic winter, Romanas Ziabkinas did something unremarkable: He turned off his central heating and installed a cheaper electric heater. Now he finds himself neck-deep in legal woes.
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