Morning Edition: New president named for Carnegie Museums of Pittsburgh

U.S. Steel starts financial year netting $52M in Q1; First new apartments in decades ready to go for Larimer

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April 30, 2014 - Business news essential to Pittsburgh's leaders.

COMPANIES IN TODAY'S MORNING EDITION Medrad Pittsburgh office Bayer Westinghouse Electric McKnight Realty Partners Ferchill Group Verizon Wireless Architectural Coatings division North Hills Sweet Briar College Carnegie Museums of PittsburghPage 2 Bryn Mawr College Swarthmore College Pittsburgh board Great Lakes Colleges Association National Institute for Technology L. B. Foster The Elmhurst Group University of Kansas University of Pennsylvania Carnegie Museum of Art Carnegie Museum of Natural History Carnegie Science Center The Andy Warhol Museum Carnegie Museums board United States Steel U.S. Steel Pittsburgh Planning Commission Sun Capital Partners Main Street Capital Contessa Premium Foods Department of Labor PNC Financial Services Group Pennsylvania Department of Labor & Industry U.S. Department of Labor Bus Rapid Transit Station Horsehead Holding Royal Dutch Shell The Pittsburgh City Council American Legislative Exchange Council American Lung Association Rex Energy Dominion Transportation Texas Gas Transmission Bayer AG Rolls-Royce Siemens AG PKMJ Technical Services Bloomberg TRENDS & TOPICS IN TODAY'S MORNING EDITION Innovation metals Public Companies Weather Management Construction Investing Private equity Hospitality Leisure Jobs Energy Inc. Oil & gas Mining and Drilling Marcellus Shale Utica Shale

New president named for Carnegie Museums of Pittsburgh Pittsburgh arts institution names its first female president. Discuss U.S. Steel starts financial year netting $52M in Q1 After five consecutive unprofitable years, new CEO Mario Longhi gets U.S. Steel off to a profitable start in 2014. Discuss First new apartments in decades ready to go for Larimer Pittsburgh Planning Commission approves 2.9-acre lot consolidation plan for use as 40-unit project by KBK Enterprises. Discuss Barefoot Contessa wants to buy back license from company producing her namesake entrees Ina Garten in early talks with Contessa Premium to buy her license back, spokesman says. Discuss Read Morning Edition >> Inside Pittsburgh's March job losses and what's ahead UPMC presents master plan for Oakland hospital complex Shell earnings drop 45 percent on nearly $3B impairment charge 5 things: Pittsburgh's air still dirty ... State's competitiveness a little better ... Extra money would help fix potholes ... Gas prices up again ... Indiana Township physician wants to go to Mars Rex reaches deals to move gas from Butler County to the Gulf Coast, Midwest Bayer staying quiet on potential sale of plastics division A Rolls-Royce, Siemens deal unlikely to impact Pittsburgh nuclear operations Pittsburgh regional unemployment rate down to 5.8 percent Read Morning Edition >>

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