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Johnson & Johnson reports first quarter profit slump in wake of recalls
Johnson & Johnson has reported a 23 percent decline in profit following a series of recalls. Revenue has rebounded and the stocks are ...
15 years ago
Former Inquirer writer calls for media transparency amid Paul Davies’ departure
All’s been quiet on the Philadelphia Media Network front after columnist Paul Davies disappeared from the Philadelphia Inquirer byl ...
15 years ago
Ride the Ducks readies for the water, Murphy prepares an announcement
Good morning, Feeders! Hump day brings us two especially exciting events: a ride on the duck boats and a street theater performance about ...
15 years ago
Delaware and the Department of Housing and Urban Development partner to prevent foreclosures
Delaware is getting $6-million from the US Department of Housing and Urban Development to help homeowners who may face foreclosure. ...
15 years ago
Delaware Supreme Court goes on the road
Delaware Supreme Court justices will be on the road today, hearing oral arguments at Widener Law School. Cases being heard in the s ...
15 years ago
Philadelphia’s Republican mayoral candidates square off in debate
John Featherman and Karen Brown, Philadelphia’s Republican mayoral candidates will go head to head tonight in a debate at the Germa ...
15 years ago
Results are in for Dover’s City Council elections
A former Mayor of Dover will now be joining City Council, as voters have settled elections in three districts and for one at-large seat.& ...
15 years ago
Electric hookups save Delaware truckers money and fuel
Electric hookups at Delaware’s Smyrna Rest Area are expected to save more than 40,000 gallons of diesel fuel a year. All while truc ...
15 years ago
New Jersey asks feds if medical marijuana program violates federal law
Is New Jersey’s medical marijuana program a violation of federal law? Even state officials are unsure, so they’ve sent a lett ...
15 years ago
Camden mayor launches cleanup, greening initiatives
Camden residents and officials will give the city a good scrubbing today in honor of Earth Day and the kick-off of the city’s secon ...
15 years ago
Pa. Capitol workers return after water main break
Many state employees who work in Harrisburg’s Capitol complex are getting a late start after the water main breaks that kept them h ...
15 years ago
Ardmore can keep small century-old signs
Federal officials have decided that a tony Philadelphia suburb no longer has to replace the small green-and-gold signs that have marked i ...
15 years ago
Music junkies unite to support independent record stores
This past Saturday marked the fourth annual worldwide celebration of Record Store Day. Manayunk’s own independent mus ...
15 years ago
Andrew Lofton: Running for Council in track shoes
In his black track suit, Andrew Lofton looks more like a coach than a candidate for City Council. And on one recent campaign day at the B ...
15 years ago
Orchestra vows to work harder on marketing, fundraising
As the Philadelphia Orchestra begins what is expected to be a long bankruptcy proceeding, Mayor Michael Nutter Tuesday offered his suppor ...
15 years ago