Morning Edition: Bayer to acquire Merck's consumer health division

SBA's Knoblock leaves Pittsburgh for Richmond, Va.; PNC sells building to Michael Milken's foundation

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Morning Edition

May 6, 2014 - Business news essential to Pittsburgh's leaders.

COMPANIES IN TODAY'S MORNING EDITION Bayer Merck & Co. Inc. Small Business Administration PNC Financial Services Group Milken Family Foundation Riggs National Bank RTI International Metals Services Segment Chesapeake Energy Dick's Sporting Goods Shaler Area High School Marcellus Shale Coalition Junior Achievement International union Utica Hess Consol Energy Bank of New York Mellon Wing Hang Bank Oversea-Chinese Banking Corp. Securities and Exchange Commission FedFirst Financial Mercer TRENDS & TOPICS IN TODAY'S MORNING EDITION Pharmaceuticals International Business Mergers and Acquisitions Philanthropy Investing Weather Defense Public Companies Aerospace Jobs Stock Market Funding

Bayer to acquire Merck's consumer health division Bayer said the merged company would be located at Bayer's offices in Whippany, N.J. Discuss SBA's Knoblock leaves Pittsburgh for Richmond, Va. Kevin White will be taking over the Pittsburgh office of the SBA until a permanent replacement is named. Discuss PNC sells building to Michael Milken's foundation Michael Milken's foundation pays PNC $31 million for bank building in nation's capital. Discuss Bad winter helps chill RTI International's first quarter Revenue, shipments and operating income dipped at RTI's titanium division thanks to bad weather and lower shipments. Its engineered products division reported an operating loss and saw a decline in income. Discuss Read Morning Edition >> 5 things: Shale gas rally set Tuesday ... Consol to ramp up drilling in Utica ... Chesapeake's $121M judgment upheld ... Erie Field & Stream opens next month ... Shaler Area HS girl wins national volunteerism award BNY Mellon selling its stake in Hong Kong-based Wing Hang Bank FedFirst Financial Corp. 1Q profits drop Funding levels of U.S. corporate pension plans dropped in April Read Morning Edition >>

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