Morning Edition: Rice Energy to acquire 22K acres, 12 wells in Greene County

BNY Mellon facing legal action by Argentine funds; Everest Institute's owner to sell schools in deal with feds

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Rice Energy to acquire 22K acres, 12 wells in Greene County Buying from Chesapeake Appalachia. Discuss BNY Mellon facing legal action by Argentine funds Funds holding Argentinian bonds beginning legal actions against BNY Mellon, according to Bloomberg citing newspaper Tiempo Argentino. Discuss Everest Institute's owner to sell schools in deal with feds Not clear whether local school or WyoTech in Blairsville would be sold or closed. Discuss Reader responses: If it was completed by 2020, what one development project do you think would have the biggest impact on the city? The Pittsburgh Business Times asked readers what one development project they think would have the largest impact on the city if completed by 2020 and why. Transportation was clearly top-of-mind: The most frequently cited project was more rapid transit. Discuss Read Morning Edition >> Huntington leads local SBA lenders 5 Things: 3 Pirates named to All-Star team ... Still no state budget ... McCartney in Pittsburgh for concert ... Dow Jones stays above 17,000 ... GM sales unaffected by recalls Wastewater treatment company shuts Smithfield Street bridge inspection starts Monday Billionaire Scaife dies at 82 Read Morning Edition >>

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