Morning Edition: West Penn Power bill may go up

Aerospace a big driver for RTI's earnings; Luxury estate in Peters Township sells for more than $3.44M

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August 5, 2014 - Business news essential to Pittsburgh's leaders.

COMPANIES IN TODAY'S MORNING EDITION First Energy Public Utility Commission RTI International Metals Boeing J.P. King Auction ATI Bayer Education Management Pennsylvania American Water Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy Frick Park Pittsburgh Pirates Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Arizona Diamondbacks PNC Financial Services Group Enservco Ansys University of Pittsburgh School of Pharmacy Pitt's School of Pharmacy II-VI Inc. Smithsonian Institution Sen. John Heinz History Center KDKA-TV American Red Cross Bayer USA Foundation TRENDS & TOPICS IN TODAY'S MORNING EDITION Aerospace metals Investing Hospitals Jobs Management colleges/universities Stock Market Construction Oil & gas software Biotech Pharmaceuticals museums

West Penn Power bill may go up The FirstEnergy subsidiary hopes to generate an extra $115.5 million to cover the cost of system improvements. Discuss Aerospace a big driver for RTI's earnings 787 program ramps up and Farnborough International Airshow orders expected strong. Discuss Luxury estate in Peters Township sells for more than $3.44M Walnut Hill residence includes three-story home with indoor pool on 21 acres. Discuss URA seeks proposals to redevelop Morningside Elementary School City seeks developer to convert empty school for new use, with a preference for multifamily housing. Discuss Read Morning Edition >> 5 Things: Sign will stay on Mount Washington with new company Construction of new Frick Environmental Center underway McCutchen likely headed to DL, report says PNC provides $40M in financing to Enservco Ansys profit, revenue up in 2Q Pharmacist counseling improves patient health II-VI profit up in 4Q but finishes down for fiscal year Treasure hunt coming to Heinz History Center Bayer donates $100K to American Red Cross disaster relief programs Read Morning Edition >>

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