Morning Edition: Obama urges halt to rules that allow companies to leave U.S. for tax reasons

Allegheny County restaurant health code violations; First Niagara 2Q profits edge upward

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COMPANIES IN TODAY'S MORNING EDITION Mylan division of Abbott Allegheny County Health Department Mon Valley Sportsman Association First Niagara Financial Group Dodge Research and McGraw Hill Construction Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection ATI RTI International Metals Alcoa EQT Midstream Partners NextEra Energy EQT Corp. Highmark Conemaugh Health System Geisinger Health System Rice Energy Wabtec Corp. Horsehead Holding Corp. EQT Southpointe Town Center Burleson MarkWest Energy Partners The Energy and Minerals Group University of Pittsburgh IHS Allegheny Valley Bancorp Point Park University Federated Investors TRENDS & TOPICS IN TODAY'S MORNING EDITION Management International Business Mergers and Acquisitions Public sector Public Companies Food Policy Consumer Services Investing Construction Cleantech Automotive Aerospace Oil & gas Marcellus Shale Utica Shale Energy Inc. Mining and Drilling Crime Consumer Goods Jobs Private Companies Chemicals Weather colleges/universities Stock Market

Obama urges halt to rules that allow companies to leave U.S. for tax reasons So-called inversion is a growing trend among some firms, including Mylan. Discuss Allegheny County restaurant health code violations Data from the Allegheny County Health Department. Discuss First Niagara 2Q profits edge upward Buffalo, N.Y.-based bank said Pittsburgh region a big contributor to loan growth. Discuss Construction contracts dip in June in Pittsburgh region Residential down significantly but still positive for the year. Discuss Read Morning Edition >> Rebate program for alternative-fuel vehicles extended Dreamliners on their way to profitability thanks to production-line improvements EQT to tap Pennsylvania's Utica shale 5 Things: Strip District businesses, police concerned about safety ... Highmark, Conemaugh add to contract ... Public works director resigns ... Rice Energy, Wabtec up 6 percent ... Truck smashes into Dairy Queen Burleson LLP adds to space at Southpointe Town Center MarkWest restarts Washington County processing unit Pitt's Swanson School receives NSF grant Reduction in power diversity could bring unstable prices Allegheny Valley 2Q profits double Point Park University elects Cibik to Board of Trustees Net income down at Federated in 2Q Read Morning Edition >>

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