Morning Edition: New eateries, retailer coming to Ross Park Mall

Alcoa to invest $40M in aluminum-foil plant in Brazil; 5 things: Potholes abound in Pittsburgh … GM CEO on hot seat … Rice's successful IPO … RTI, Alcoa shares up … Expanded MLB replays (Video)

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Morning Edition

April 1, 2014 - Business news essential to Pittsburgh's leaders.

COMPANIES IN TODAY'S MORNING EDITION Villa Enterprises Urban Outfitters Bananas Green Leaf's Free People Ross Park Mall Alcoa Calgon Carbon Education Management Pittsburgh Pirates Chicago Cubs GM General Motors Rice Energy Transitions Optical Essilor International PPG Industries Angel Resource Institute Silicon Valley Bank Ernst & Young Pittsburgh Life Sciences Greenhouse Innovation Works University of Pittsburgh Atlantic Coast Conference ATI Minerals Technologies TRENDS & TOPICS IN TODAY'S MORNING EDITION Food Consumer Goods Jobs International Business metals Management Energy Inc. Oil & gas Mining and Drilling Marcellus Shale Investing Stock Market Utica Shale Policy Automotive Mergers and Acquisitions Venture capital U.S. Economy Small Business Startups Private equity Hospitals

New eateries, retailer coming to Ross Park Mall Two new eateries, Bananas and Green Leaf's, and women's bohemian-style clothing retailer Free People are opening soon at Pittsburgh's Ross Park Mall. Discuss Alcoa to invest $40M in aluminum-foil plant in Brazil The mill already employs about 700 people, and after the expansion is completed in 2016, there should be another 50 jobs added. Discuss 5 things: Potholes abound in Pittsburgh … GM CEO on hot seat … Rice's successful IPO … RTI, Alcoa shares up … Expanded MLB replays (Video) Here are five things to know for Tuesday, April 1, 2014. Discuss New app aims to connect runners, spectators at Pittsburgh Marathon The Pittsburgh Marathon will use a new app this year that will connect runners and spectators throughout race day. Discuss Read Morning Edition >> PPG completes sale of its ownership stake in Transitions Optical Angel investing up in region including Pittsburgh State bill would presume organ donation consent Pitt selected to host ACC "Meeting of the Minds" ATI announces executive-level appointments Read Morning Edition >>

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