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Joseph N. DiStefano’s PhillyDeals column runs in The Inquirer on Sundays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays. He also writes the PhillyDeals blog, which you can read here.
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PhillyDeals: It's one of the biggest middle-income developments planned for the city in recent memory. Monthly rents will start at $1,150 for a one-bedroom unit and $1,400 for two bedrooms.
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David Unkovic, the bond lawyer appointed to keep cash-strapped Harrisburg city paying its bills, was summoned to a meeting with Stephen Aichele, then Pennsylvania Gov. Corbett’s general counsel, at the end of March.Should have been cozy. But no. Aichele previously headed the Philadelphia law firm Saul Ewing Remick & Saul. Unkovic had worked there, too. The agent for Harrisburg’s worried bondholders, Assured Guaranteed Municipal Corp., was represented by Saul Ewing lawyers — Aichele’s and Unkovic’s old colleagues. All so familiar.
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Philly Deals: He takes a fresh look at Philadelphia real estate
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A real estate appraiser likes what he sees when it comes to value in the Philadelphia region.
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Google mum on Horsham site
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PhillyDeals: Its purchase of Motorola Mobility included Horsham headquarters and employees.
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What investment fraud costs scammer
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PhillyDeals: A survey says a scammer serves a year in prison for every $1 million stolen from clients.
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Europe, is this going to hurt?
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PhillyDeals: So what if Greece, Italy and Spain go broke. Should we care? Think about euro-government bonds.
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Franklin Square is making loans, making money
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PhillyDeals: Independent firms are raising piles of investor cash and crowding into the business loan markets, catering to midsize debtors with steady cash flow but blemished credit ratings.
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Copyright guidance in the digital age
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PhillyDeals: In the absence of new law from Congress or Supreme Court rulings, university counselors have been urging professors to pay extra licensing fees for anything they copy — boosting the cost and time spent assembling coursework.
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Bentley Systems comes to Center City
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PhillyDeals: The Exton-based construction and architecture software firm plans to add 50 employees over the next couple of years.
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Jamie Dimon loses his luster
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PhillyDeals: Through the financial crisis and its aftermath, JPMorgan Chase chief Jamie Dimon was the Last Man Standing. But Thursday night, he was just another limping bank boss with some explaining to do.
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Pa. judge sides with pair of troubled insurers
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PhillyDeals: In an unusual rebuke, a judge refused the state’s request to liquidate two insurance firms.
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Philly Deals: Fitch cuts rating on Montco bonds to AA+
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PhillyDeals: The ratings agency said Fitch said the county's general fund balance is less than 7% of its $400+million budget — less than an AAA entity should have on hand to cover emergencies.
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