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With companies in all industries looking to boost revenues, prospects are good for the rainmakers and order takers.
You spend your time at work pitching products and services, but when it comes to the interview, do you know how to sell yourself?
As a marketing professional, you know the importance of branding. Apply the same strategy to get the job you want.
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It's the fourth quarter, the clock is running, and your team needs to score big to stay in the playoffs.
With the number of home loans shrinking because of the subprime meltdown and resulting tight credit, logic says mortgage fraud would be declining.
Jack Kellmer Co. has been a mainstay among area specialty jewelers for so long that many of its customers thought the business might be around for as long as the diamonds it sells.
University of Pennsylvania president Amy Gutmann told staff and students yesterday that the school, Philadelphia's largest private employer with more than 20,000 workers, needed to cut back on hiring and freeze top managers' pay.
Tweeter, a national electronics chain in the Philadelphia market since 1996 by buying rival Bryn Mawr Stereo, abruptly closed 70 stores and fired 600 employees.
The Dow has climbed in seven of the last eight sessions, about 1,000 points over its 2008 low.
NEW YORK - Wall Street withstood another stream of bad economic readings yesterday, closing sharply higher after investors shuttled between pessimism about the recession and hopes that the nation might start seeing relief soon.
Philadelphia-area conditions were weak across most sectors, the Fed said.
WASHINGTON - The country's economic picture has darkened further as Americans hunkered down heading into the holidays, forcing retailers to ring up fewer sales and factories to cut back on production.
WASHINGTON - The Treasury Department is strongly considering a plan to intervene directly in the mortgage industry to dramatically force down rates and stimulate the moribund housing market, according to sources familiar with the proposal.
The road to auto insurance in Pennsylvania just got more congested - and controversial. CURE Auto Insurance, a Princeton nonprofit company that has been writing policies just in New Jersey for nearly 19 years, announced yesterday that it was now welcoming customers among Pennsylvania's 8.6 million licensed drivers.
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The Flyers, shorthanded because of injuries and illness, collapsed at the finish line tonight. They blew a late one-goal lead and dropped a 3-2 overtime decision to the New Jersey Devils at the Wachovia Center.