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World Video Game Hall of Fame to reveal inaugural finalists

The new World Video Game Hall of Fame is ready to release the finalists for its inaugural class. The Strong museum in Rochester sa ...

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High court to consider lawsuits over personal data

The Supreme Court will decide whether Web sites and other companies that collect personal data can be sued for publishing inaccurate info ...

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Ford recalls 390,000 cars to fix door latches

Ford is recalling about 390,000 cars because the doors may not latch properly and could open while the cars are in motion. The rec ...

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Harley recalls nearly 46,000 motorcycles

Harley-Davidson is recalling nearly 46,000 motorcycles in the U.S. because they could stay in gear due to clutches that won’t fully ...

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Previewing Philadelphia’s hearings on Comcast

As Mayor Michael Nutter’s administration prepares to host a series of town-hall style hearings about Comcast this week, members of ...

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Collapse of Comcast deal may indicate FCC is ready to flex some muscle

Philadelphia-based Comcast Corp. has officially killed its $45 billion plan to merge with Time Warner Cable — and at least one consumer ...

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Unisys cutting 1,800 jobs amid quarterly loss, stock slide

Unisys says it’ll reduce its global workforce by about 8 percent after reporting a $43.2 million first-quarter loss and seeing its ...

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Officials in Pocono town want shuttered concert venue reopened

Officials in Pennsylvania’s Pocono Mountains want to bring a shuttered performing arts center back to life, seeing potential in a 1 ...

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Pennsylvania jobless rate rose slightly in March

Pennsylvania’s unemployment rate rose in March for the third straight month, as the number of jobs declined and the ranks of job-se ...

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Temple adjuncts find surprising allies in fast food protest movement

Fast-food workers around the country held walkouts in dozens of cities on Wednesday to push for a $15-an-hour minimum wage. In Philadelph ...

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China’s Ninebot buys US personal scooter maker Segway

Segway, the iconic but struggling U.S. maker of personal electric scooters, has been bought by a Chinese company. Beijing-based Ni ...

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Romans, booty and sailors: all part of the history of pensions

Unfunded pensions have been around for thousands of years—even as far back as the Roman Republic. As we were reporting on the pr ...

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CBG to city: Help Comcast customers, but don’t become one

If the authors of the Nutter administration’s new Comcast report have a single recommendation for the city, it’s this: Get be ...

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Paper towels, toilet tissue latest uses for wheat straw

The maker of Kleenex and Scott brand products is unveiling this month a line of tissues and towels incorporating wheat straw and bamboo.< ...

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Tax Day extra difficult for many same-sex married couples

Tax Day is a necessary burden for most Americans. But it’s an accounting nightmare for thousands of gay and lesbian couples as they ...

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