Morning Edition: Lawrenceville's next property to watch for redevelopment

U.S. small business owners upbeat, Pennsylvanians wary, PNC Economic Outlook says; U.S. Steel adds chief technology officer, transformation chief

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Morning Edition

April 3, 2014 - Business news essential to Pittsburgh's leaders.

COMPANIES IN TODAY'S MORNING EDITION L.B. Foster Regional Industrial Development Corporation of Southwestern Pennsylvania National Robotics Institute RIDC's Lawrenceville Technology Center Pittsburgh office National Robotics Engineering Center PNC Financial Services Group Federal Reserve Artemis Strategy Group U.S. Steel United States Steel General Motors Lyft Pittsburgh International Airport American Eagle Outfitters Elizabeth Forward Middle School Apple Mid-Atlantic Penn's Corner Farm Alliance Financial Services Pennsylvania Environmental Council Bellwether Enterprise Real Estate Capital TRENDS & TOPICS IN TODAY'S MORNING EDITION Jobs Small Business Investing U.S. Economy Food

Lawrenceville's next property to watch for redevelopment Simakas plans to redevelop five acres of former Interlocking Deck Systems in middle of revitalizing neighborhood. Discuss U.S. small business owners upbeat, Pennsylvanians wary, PNC Economic Outlook says More Pennsylvania small business owners are optimistic about their own company's prospects than last fall, but were not as upbeat as the national results from a twice-yearly PNC survey. Discuss U.S. Steel adds chief technology officer, transformation chief The executive announcements also include a change in its senior vice president of tubular operations. Discuss Lyft expands hours, coverage areas to the airport Ride-sharing company Lyft announced expansions of its coverage areas and operating hours in Pittsburgh. Discuss Read Morning Edition >> 5 things: Heinz insider trading case settlement approved … Wolf retains lead in gubernatorial poll … Gift ban urged … A new plan for Pittsburgh potholes … American Eagle shares up (Video) Elizabeth Forward's Dream Factory helps students build career skills Cure's Severino selected as best chef in region Diller Plans Aereo Expansion to a City Near You (Video) People on the Move: Executive Level Read Morning Edition >>

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