Morning Edition: Walnut Capital fast tracks apartment building at Bakery Square 2.0

Dick's Sporting Goods lays off all its in-store PGA pros; EveryWare Global gets new extension to reach deal with lenders

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COMPANIES IN TODAY'S MORNING EDITION Walnut Capital Partners Professional Golf Association ESPN Golf Galaxy Dick's Sporting Goods EveryWare Global Monomoy Capital Partners LP Beaver County Times Anchor Hocking Carnegie Mellon University Mastech Goodwill Industries International Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Mylan Apotex United States Steel Securities and Exchange Commission U.S. Steel Bank of New York Mellon American Eagle Outfitters F.N.B. OBA Financial Department of Environmental Protection Oil and Natural Gas Environmental Regulations ATI Niagra Worldwide TRENDS & TOPICS IN TODAY'S MORNING EDITION Construction Jobs Consumer Goods Public Companies Private equity Investing Funding colleges/universities Public sector Personal finance Coal Stock Market International Business Crime Philanthropy Food Pharmaceuticals Management Apps software U.S. Economy Entertainment Mergers and Acquisitions Energy Inc. Cleantech Oil & gas Mining and Drilling Marcellus Shale Utica Shale

Walnut Capital fast tracks apartment building at Bakery Square 2.0 Firm plans to begin construction on second 175-unit building this year. Discuss Dick's Sporting Goods lays off all its in-store PGA pros Findlay retailer makes first move in cutting back on golf in its more than 500 Dick's Sporting Goods stores. Discuss EveryWare Global gets new extension to reach deal with lenders Some employees back to work at Anchor Hocking plant in Monaca, but no new word on fate of plant after contracts voted down three times. Discuss Carnegie Mellon preparing to expand university center $22M plan calls for adding 64,000 square feet to building named after President Emeritus Jared Cohon. Discuss Read Morning Edition >> Why your school-supply dollar isn't stretching too far this year Black lung cases in Pittsburgh area spurs requests for increased funding, staff Mastech 2Q profits increase No signs of possible data breach at Pittsburgh-area Goodwills Del Monte no more: North Shore building to be renamed Big Heart Pet Brands Center Mylan wins temporary restraining order against Apotex U.S. Steel Corp. names Darragh acting controller BNY Mellon adds new service American Eagle fashion partner for Budweiser Made in America festival F.N.B. 2Q profits rise Auditor general finds fault with DEP's gas well oversight 5 Things: Glotfelty to lead Allegheny County Parks Foundation ... Ormet's sale ... ATI's drop on stock market ... Former Fed Cleveland chief joins Eaton board ... Gas prices down Read Morning Edition >>

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