Morning Edition: Marcellus suppliers being asked to take 10 percent cuts as gas prices fall

UPMC reports robust 2Q revenue growth; Revised: Pittsburgh-area high schools ranked by SAT scores

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February 5, 2015 - Business news essential to Pittsburgh's leaders.

COMPANIES IN TODAY'S MORNING EDITION Pennsylvania Independent Oil & Gas Association Gateway Engineers Deep Well Services West Penn Allegheny Health System Highmark Inc. UPMC Philadelphia Business Journal Pittsburgh Business Times Department of Education EQT University of Pittsburgh and J.D. Harvard Centre County Court Duquesne University School Supreme Court University of Pittsburgh School Hello Bistro Eat'n Park Hospitality Group Range Resources Corp. Department of Environmental Protection GNC Millcraft Investments Oxford Development Co. Pittsburgh Cultural Trust Royal Dutch Shell United Steelworkers Tesoro Marathon Petroleum LyondellBasell Industries American Masters Wabtec Corp. Atlantic Coast Pipeline Dura-Bond Industries AGL Resources Piedmont Natural Gas Duke Energy Dominion Atlatic Coast Pipeline University of Pittsburgh Oxford Development Company Trek Development Group Downtown Pittsburgh Community Development McKnight Realty Partners TRENDS & TOPICS IN TODAY'S MORNING EDITION Energy Inc. Mining and Drilling Oil & gas Marcellus Shale Utica Shale Hospitals Consumer Services Food Consumer Goods Construction Economic Development Startups Entrepreneurs Electronics Funding Small Business Investing

Marcellus suppliers being asked to take 10 percent cuts as gas prices fall Local businesses said they've been getting requests in recent weeks for price breaks on goods and services. Discuss UPMC reports robust 2Q revenue growth Health plan membership grew 11 percent during six-month period. Discuss Revised: Pittsburgh-area high schools ranked by SAT scores Which local high schools have the highest combined SAT scores? Find out here. Discuss EQT Corp. posts 4Q loss The loss came as the company recorded a $188 million impairment charge on shale assets in Ohio and Texas. Discuss Read Morning Edition >> Wolf taps Duquesne law dean for state Supreme Court Hello Bistro going to McCandless Crossing Equipment failure sparks fire at Range Resources gas well site GNC provides New York with data that shows its supplements are safe What will downtown Pittsburgh look like in 10 years? (Video) Up To Speed: Refineries strike continues with no resolution, but a new offer Toomey introduces bill to help spur startup growth PBS to air documentary on Pittsburgh playwright Wilson Wabtec acquires Texas-based Railroad Controls Westmoreland pipe manufacturer lands its largest order ever Allegheny County partnering with Kiva Lung cancer benefit set for March 22 Piatt calls 20,000 residents downtown in 10 years 'absolutely achievable' (Video) Poll: Do you think the federal government should mandate vaccinations in children? Read Morning Edition >> Featured Event Listings Wednesday, March 25, from 11:30 am to 2:00 pm STEM: Creating a Regional Model for Economic and Workforce Development (03/25/2015) Thursday, March 12, from 4:00 pm to 8:00 pm BusinessWomen First Awards & Leadership Reception (03/12/2015) Thursday, February 26, from 11:30 am to 1:30 pm Corridors of Opportunity: Beaver County (02/26/2015) View All Business Events >> Add Your Event To Our Calendar >>

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