Morning Edition: Bayer, Merck close to deal

CEO leaves Nova Chemicals; West Penn Allegheny Health System narrows loss in Q1

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May 2, 2014 - Business news essential to Pittsburgh's leaders.

COMPANIES IN TODAY'S MORNING EDITION Bayer AG The Times New York Times Education Management David L. Convention Center Associated Press Three Rivers NOVA Chemicals West Penn Allegheny Health System Highmark Pennsylvania Insurance Department Allegheny Health Network Sun Capital Partners Main Street Capital Partners Contessa Premium Foods Development Specialists Inc. Pittsburgh Penguins NHL New York Rangers Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank Pittsburgh Corning Giant Eagle Botero Development Carnegie Mellon University Hillman Foundation R.K. Mellon Foundation Teva Supreme Court Mylan Shadyside college Chatham University Chatham University Women's Institute Chatham University Women's Institute Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh of UPMC Duquesne Light Goodwill Industries of Southwestern Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Department UPMC Insurance Services Division Lawrenceville UPMC's Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh WVS Financial State Supreme Court PA GOP Communications TRENDS & TOPICS IN TODAY'S MORNING EDITION Pharmaceuticals Chemicals Hospitals Funding Private equity Food Management Construction International Business Automotive Public sector Innovation colleges/universities Public Companies Mergers and Acquisitions Politics Stock Market Investing

5 things: Bayer, Merck close to deal Here are five things to know for Friday, May 2, 2014. Discuss CEO leaves Nova Chemicals Nova Chemicals Corp. said CEO Randy Woelfel had left the company and was replaced by longtime Nova executive Todd Karran as acting CEO. Discuss West Penn Allegheny Health System narrows loss in Q1 WPAHS reported a first-quarter operating loss of $15.2 million on revenue of $402.6 million, according to a filing released Thursday afternoon by the Pennsylvania Insurance Department. Discuss Firm handling Contessa Premium assets comes to Pittsburgh, seeks buyer Firm handling the assets of Sewickley-based maker of Barefoot Contessa's namesake frozen entrees is contacting possible buyers. Discuss Read Morning Edition >> Penguins rally planned for noon Friday in downtown Pittsburgh Kane elected chairman, CEO of Pittsburgh Corning Busy Beaver store coming to former Giant Eagle location in Lawrenceville City extends smart traffic technology in the East End Mylan CEO: "We're actively looking at several different assets" Chatham University to go fully coed beginning in 2015 Lawrenceville groups establish $1.2M partnership deal WVS Financial authorizes stock buyback program PoliticsPA: Supreme Court strikes Guzzardi from Pennsylvania governor ballot Read Morning Edition >>

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