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PHILADELPHIA BUSINESS TODAY

The Philadelphia Business Today webcast focuses on the people, companies and trends making news in the region. Featuring Mike Armstrong and Brandy Bell, the webcast is produced Mondays, Tuesdays and Thursdays and posted on Philly.com at noon. Armstrong has been the Inquirer's business columnist and PhillyInc blogger since January 2008. He has been an editor in the Inquirer's Business News department for nearly 10 years. Bell was a general assignment reporter on CBS3's news team for three years before joining Philly.com as a producer and PBT co-host. She previously worked at News19 in Columbia, South Carolina as a reporter and back-up anchor.

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