Morning Edition: 5 things: Obamacare, Monkees, ATI, Warhol bridge

Franco's moving into former Luma space in Aspinwall; Pitt Panthers in NCAA tournament

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March 17, 2014 - Business news essential to Pittsburgh's leaders.

COMPANIES IN TODAY'S MORNING EDITION ATI ExOne Pop Music Hall of Fame Specialty Group Panthers NCAA University of Pittsburgh Panthers University of Colorado Robert Morris University University of Virginia Cavaliers F.N.B. Capital Partners F.N.B. Port Authority of Allegheny County Pennsylvania House Consumer Affairs Committee Alcoa California University of Pennsylvania and Indiana University of Pennsylvania Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education California University of Pennsylvania Indiana University of Pennsylvania Allin Securities and Exchange Commission VI Laser Enterprise Network Solutions Federated Investors Huntington Bancshares Westmoreland County Community College Highmark Allegheny County Airport Authority Pittsburgh International Airport The Allegheny County Airport Authority US Airways Consol Energy American Airrlines TRENDS & TOPICS IN TODAY'S MORNING EDITION Hospitals Investing Stock Market Policy Politics Private equity Funding Automotive metals International Business Mergers and Acquisitions Public Companies Weather

5 things: Obamacare ... Monkees honored by pop-music museum ... ATI stock up ... Warhol bridge closes (Video) Here are five things to know for Monday, March 17. Discuss Franco's moving into former Luma space in Aspinwall Well-known Italian restaurant Franco's is moving back closer to where it started. Discuss Pitt Panthers in NCAA tournament The University of Pittsburgh Panthers will face the University of Colorado in the opening rounds of the NCAA men's basketball tournament that begins later this week. Discuss Q&A: F.N.B. Capital Partners' Stephen Gurgovits Jr. F.N.B. Capital Partners' investment in Shamrock Cos. was part of a cluster for the Wexford-based private equity fund. All told, it has made eight investments since announcing the $175 million SBIC fun ... Discuss Read Morning Edition >> Port Authority changes 30 bus routes, schedules Hearing planned to investigate variable-rate electricity contracts Alcoa expands Hungarian wheel-assembly plant Legislation could shake up state system Technology consulting company Allin raises $2M II-VI warns of lower revenue, profit in quarter Federated acquiring $421 million in assets from Huntington Funds Highmark donates $50,000 to WCCC Penrod out as Allegheny County Airport Authority chief Read Morning Edition >>

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