Morning Edition: Striking utility workers filing for unemployment benefits

Photos: A life shattered by surgery; Shell's cracker could be significant source of pollution

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Morning Edition

June 20, 2014 - Business news essential to Pittsburgh's leaders.

COMPANIES IN TODAY'S MORNING EDITION Pennsylvania American Water Pennsylvania Department of Labor & Industry University of Pittsburgh Sherrard, German & Kelly, P.C. Industry's UC Board of Review Royal Dutch Shell Rice Energy ExOne Education Management Corp. Brookings Institution Allegheny County Health Department Environmental Service Laboratories American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists Food and Drug Administration UPMC Passavant Hospital Brigham and Women's Hospital Harvard Johnson & Johnson Washington Health System Heritage Valley Health System UPMC Fibroid Treatment Center Magee-Womens Hospital TRENDS & TOPICS IN TODAY'S MORNING EDITION Management Private Companies Energy Inc. Chemicals Mining and Drilling Oil & gas Marcellus Shale Utica Shale Construction Politics Stock Market Investing Public sector Policy Entertainment Arts Leisure Jobs

Striking utility workers filing for unemployment benefits Ruling on whether the work stoppage at Pennsylvania American Water is a strike or lockout will determine their success. Discuss Photos: A life shattered by surgery Bonnie Davis had her uterus removed in 2012 with a surgical device called a power morcellator. The morcellator minces tissue for easy removal during minimally invasive surgery, but in some cases can spread undetected cancer. Davis said the procedure turned an early stage tumor into advanced cancer. She has undergone two operations since her hysterectomy to remove cancer that has spread. Discuss Shell's cracker could be significant source of pollution Permit filed with DEP tallies potential in carbon monoxide, fine particulates and carbon dioxide. Discuss Tide turning in Pittsburgh's war on potholes Complaints up 350 percent but response rate pared to 5 days from 17. Discuss Read Morning Edition >> 5 things: Parking advisory for Saturday's Heinz Field concert ... Ex-employees claim they weren't allowed to talk ... Education Management shares down ... New taxes likely ... Democrats settle fight over state chair Video: A life shattered by surgery Water main break strikes South Hills Report: Foreign-owned businesses employ 5 percent of Pittsburgh workforce ACHD offers grants to lower diesel admissions around Neville Island Environmental Service Laboratories opens Ohio location to support Utica A life shattered by surgery Read Morning Edition >>

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