Morning Edition: EDMC plans to delist from Nasdaq, stop being publicly traded

Toomey: Ebola-related travel ban "makes sense"; Passenger traffic up 3 percent at Pittsburgh International Airport

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October 24, 2014 - Business news essential to Pittsburgh's leaders.

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EDMC plans to delist from Nasdaq, stop being publicly traded For-profit company's stock has been trading around $1, a far cry from a high of $16.94 in the past year. Discuss Toomey: Ebola-related travel ban "makes sense" U.S. senator from Pennsylvania supports "some level of heightened restriction" — and more financial help for sites of outbreak. Discuss Passenger traffic up 3 percent at Pittsburgh International Airport There were 728,392 passengers either flying into or out of the airport, up 3.4 percent. Discuss Quality Pasta opens manufacturing facility in Charleroi The company invested $3.8 million in the operation. Discuss Read Morning Edition >> Insurance Department recovers $174M 5 Things: Primanti Bros. sandwiches now available by shipping Allegheny County Legionella guidelines updated CMU names 15 teams to work on I-Corp site Personalities of Pittsburgh: Esther Barazzone First Niagara reveals 3Q customer charge "process issue," takes $665M loss Mastech extends share repurchasing program Federated 3Q beats estimates by a penny Which school districts have the most experienced and least experienced teachers? Read Morning Edition >> Featured Event Listings Thursday, December 11, from 5:00 pm to 8:00 pm Winners Circle 2014 Thursday, October 23, from 5:00 pm to 8:00 pm Who's Who in Energy Reception Thursday, October 30, from 11:30 am to 2:00 pm Best Places to Work in Western PA 2014 View All Business Events >> Add Your Event To Our Calendar >>

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