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Jobs in Pittsburgh expanding more slowly than in other cities

Jobs in Pittsburgh expanding more slowly than in other cities

In the past year, Pittsburgh ranked 32nd of the top 40 metropolitan areas for job growth.


Success of Pittsburgh Foundation's Day of Giving strains matching funds

With donations outpacing matching resources, the Pittsburgh Foundation is considering whether to continue its Day of Giving beyond 2014.



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BUSINESS / LAW


Immigration overhaul raises job market issues

America's tech sector debates the pros and cons of the proposed immigration overhaul, and how it would affect American tech workers.


The Color of Money: The true cost of a traffic ticket

For many drivers, the fear of rising auto insurance rates keeps them from driving too fast or leaving their license at home.



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PERSONAL FINANCE


Before it's too late, check on homeowners' coverage

Among some of the survey findings by InsuranceQuotes.com, 41% of policyholders incorrectly believed standard insurance covered mold damage.


PNC Bank to close 10 branches in Pittsburgh region

Pittsburgh's biggest bank is closing more local branches as customers increasingly embrace electronic banking.



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New Xbox aims to be center of home entertainment

Due during the holiday season, the video-game console sparks development of a "Halo" TV series by Steven Spielberg.


TechMan Texts: Yahoo's gotten hungry again

Yahoo gobbles again; fixing Kepler; avoiding hotel Wi-Fi; drone saves a life



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Driver's Seat: Plug-in 2013 Chevrolet Volt is quick and quirky

The Volt is the Al Gore of cars: people learn to love it, or hate it with a passion that burns brighter than a thousand coal-fired plants.


Obituary: Dean Jeffries / Customizer of race cars, hot rods

His creations were featured in dozens of movies that celebrated cars, including "Bikini Beach" (1964) and "The Blues Brothers" (1980).



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OPINION


Heard Off the Street: More companies are listening to shareholder concerns over executive pay

Shareholder votes on CEO pay have changed how some companies pay top executives. But some question how much things have really changed.


Street Wise: Bold drugmaker Novartis still has room to grow

One company issuing American Depositary Shares, where each ADS represents one ordinary share, is Novartis (NVS).



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