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The highest-paying jobs in Pittsburgh; McElhattan buys former United Cerebral Palsy building for new robotics accelerator

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Ruling provides split decision on Act 13 Clarifies an earlier Supreme Court decision that struck down portions of Act 13. Discuss The highest-paying jobs in Pittsburgh Here is the latest data -- from 2013 -- collected from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) that tracks median pay and average annual pay for employees in the Pittsburgh region. Discuss McElhattan buys former United Cerebral Palsy building for new robotics accelerator Industrial Scientific founder pays $3M to launch Discovery Robotics Corp. start-up. Discuss BNY Mellon 2Q profits drop Severance and investment management fund charges cut into financial institution's net income. Discuss Read Morning Edition >> 5 things: Lyft asks for emergency status to operate Pittsburgh tech firms raise $60M in 2Q FedEx charged by Justice Department in drug-shipping investigation Cystic fibrosis may be two diseases, Pitt study finds Insure a teen driver, watch insurance rate zoom Highmark, UPMC agreement raising new questions ESB 2Q profits rise People on the Move: Executive Level Read Morning Edition >>

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