Morning Edition: PBGH ramps up pressure on Highmark, UPMC

Dolan's Alphabet City presents mixed-use development for Lawrenceville; Shop 'n Save franchisee selling 4 stores

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Morning Edition

June 10, 2014 - Business news essential to Pittsburgh's leaders.

COMPANIES IN TODAY'S MORNING EDITION Highmark Pittsburgh Business Group on Health UPMC Alphabet Pittsburgh Zoning Board of Adjustment Mac Architects Walnut Capital Partners Grey Box Theatre Lawrenceville United Alphabet City Development Giant Eagle Shop 'n Save Supervalu Alcoa Carnegie Mellon University Moody's Investors Service Standard & Poor's Pittsburgh International Airport Allegheny County Airport Authority American Eagle Outfitters National Security Agency New York Times CrowdStrike U.S. Department of Justice United States Steel Westinghouse Electric Allegheny Technologies PNC Financial Services Group Fox Chapel Golf Club S&T Bank Education Management Corp. TRENDS & TOPICS IN TODAY'S MORNING EDITION Funding Hospitals Construction Food Mergers and Acquisitions colleges/universities Philanthropy Politics Investing Public sector airports/air travel Consumer Goods International Business Crime Stock Market

PBGH ramps up pressure on Highmark, UPMC Employer group wants contract talks expedited. Discuss Dolan's Alphabet City presents mixed-use development for Lawrenceville Former Walnut Capital Partner Tony Dolan turns attention from East Liberty to Lawrenceville with new project. Discuss Shop 'n Save franchisee selling 4 stores Jim and Jeff Sorbara keeping locations in Cranberry Township and Heidelberg Discuss Alcoa, Phinergy debut aluminum-air battery The technology adds about 1,000 miles per charge for electric vehicles. Discuss Read Morning Edition >> Women comprise 40 percent of incoming computer science majors at CMU Pittsburgh's Love Your Block program to accept applications for fall cycle of grants Moody's upgrades Allegheny County bond rating to stable Airport receives $1.7M for runway resurfacing, rescue truck American Eagle holding company-wide community volunteering event Five things: Second group of Chinese military hackers found Read Morning Edition >>

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