State Briefing: July 17, 2008
Thursday | via The Morning Call
STATE UNIVERSITIES HAVE BUDGET SHORTFALL Administrators of Pennsylvania's state-owned university system say they need to fill a roughly $32 million budget gap for the 2008-09 school year.
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Phila. Developer Offers Free 'Smart' Cars with Condos
Wednesday Jul 16 | via KYW-AM Philadelphia
With gasoline now costing upwards of $4 a gallon, one real estate developer is giving away Smart Cars in order to sell condominium units.
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Business Briefing - July 16, 2008
Wednesday Jul 16 | via The Morning Call
TREASURY: NO LOANS FOR FANNIE, FREDDIE WASHINGTON | Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson said Tuesday the Bush administration has no immediate plans to extend emergency loans to mortgage giants Fannie Mae and ...
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City Council agrees to let Reading Housing Authority take over River Oak Apartments
Tuesday Jul 15 | via Reading Eagle/Reading Times
City Council agreed Monday to let the Reading Housing Authority take over the privately owned River Oak Apartments and put $1 million in capital improvements into the 73-unit complex.
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Real estate wrap: Liberty Property honored for innovation
Monday Jul 14 | via Philadelphia Business Journal
Fresh off of receiving CoreNet Global's 2008 Leadership Award for Design & Development for its commitment to sustainable design, Liberty Property Trust was named "Developer of the Year" by the National ...
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