Morning Edition: GNC hires former Ernst & Young exec Tolivar as CFO

Bruster's to add at least a dozen locations this year; Wolf's budget proposal maintains Pennsylvania film tax credit program

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March 4, 2015 - Business news essential to Pittsburgh's leaders.

COMPANIES IN TODAY'S MORNING EDITION Greater Memphis Arts Council GNC Holdings AutoZone, Inc. U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission Ernst & Young Bruster's Real Ice Cream Pittsburgh Film Office American Eagle Outfitters Inc. Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board Rivers Casino The Meadows Casino Pittsburgh Public Schools Weinberg Capital Group F.N.B. Capital Partners Mechanical Servants LLC NexTier Bank Farmers and Merchants Bank of Western Pennsylvania Mercy Intellectual Disabilities Services Bloomfield center Alternative Training and Employment Center Trinity Health pittsburgh mercy health ssytem Pittsburgh Mercy Health System BDO USA Cranston Material Handling Equipment National Federation of Independent Business Pennsylvania State Education Association Make It L.B. Foster Union Pacific Railroad American Eagle Outfitters, Inc. Gordon & Rees Dickie, McCamey & Chilcote PC TRENDS & TOPICS IN TODAY'S MORNING EDITION Management Public Companies Consumer Goods International Business Consumer Services Food Public sector Funding Arts Entertainment Stock Market Investing Casinos/gaming Private equity Mergers and Acquisitions colleges/universities Economic Development Jobs Workplace Pennsylvania government Policy Rail Transport railroad

GNC hires former Ernst & Young exec Tolivar as CFO Pittsburgh-based retailer's top financial post had been open since last June. Discuss Bruster's to add at least a dozen locations this year Pittsburgh-based ice cream retailer in growth mode. Discuss Wolf's budget proposal maintains Pennsylvania film tax credit program New governor comes out in support of state film industry with new budget but seeks to keep funding capped at current levels. Discuss American Eagle closed 42 stores, added six in fourth quarter Pittsburgh-based retailer reported a rise in profit and net revenue. Discuss Read Morning Edition >> Rivers Casino, Meadows Casino see slot-machine declines in February Wolf's preliminary budget could restore nearly $15M to Pittsburgh Public Schools F.N.B. Capital Partners invests $9M in Chicago deal Third-generation leader of family-owned bank passes away Mercy opens employment center in Bloomfield Mixed reviews for Wolf's plans to cut taxes, tackle pension crisis Funding formula could provide clarity for state's school districts Costa: Wolf's budget is bold and comprehensive Rail products boost annual revenue at L.B. Foster American Eagle names new global brand presidents as part of management restructuring Dickie, McCamey hires lawyer from Burleson 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) Tuesday, March 31, from 5:30 pm to 7:30 pm BizMix at Uptown (03/26/2015) View All Business Events >> Add Your Event To Our Calendar >>

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