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Disability income insurance can help a business avert disaster
   
What would happen if suddenly, because of illness or injury, you or a business partner were unable to work or run your business?
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Titus plant to close earlier than originally planned
Source: WFMZ News   
The Titus power plant in Berks County will be closing earlier than expected.
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Protesters oppose possible sale of Allentown newspaper to conservative Koch Brothers
Source: The Express-Times/Lehigh Valley Live   
About a dozen protesters rallied outside The Morning Call building in Allentown today opposing...
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Birdsboro water plant open for business
Source: The Reading Eagle   
The Birdsboro Municipal Authority opened the doors to its new water treatment facility Thursday, showing off the advanced technology that...
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National designation helps Greater Lehigh Valley vineyards
Source: Lehigh Valley Business   
Lehigh Valley’s stature as a grape-growing region is getting a boost this year with help from an event that aims to promote...
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Report: Pa. single-family home permits up 11 percent
Source: Central Penn Business Journal   
Building permits for single-family homes in Pennsylvania were below the national pace for the first quarter of the year, while the drop in...
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Manufacturing activity still tepid, survey finds
Source: NJ Biz   
Regional manufacturing activity weakened this month, according to the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia's general economic index, hurt...
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Obama picks budget official to run troubled IRS
Source: The Associated Press   
WASHINGTON (AP) - President Barack Obama picked a senior White House budget official to become the acting head of the Internal Revenue...
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Embezzlement cases at a five-year high, report finds
Source: CNN Money   
Earlier this year, small-town treasurer Rita Crundwell was sentenced to nearly 20 years in prison for embezzling $53 million. It was a...
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Simon Silk Mill project's first phase gets final Easton approval
Source: The Express-Times/Lehigh Valley Live   
The first phase of the Simon Silk Mill development in Easton was granted the final approval it required at the city level today.
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Clear sailing at first hearing for water park project NID
Source: WFMZ News   
A plan to create a special district to help a proposed multi-million dollar water park project in a Monroe County had clear sailing...
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Cousins buy Oley funeral home
Source: The Reading Eagle   
Funeral directors Michael R. Kuhn and Matthew J. Stitzel are just waiting for the signs and a few other details to be completed before...
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Business Events

Forty under 40 Awards 2013
Tuesday, June 11, 2013
CFO of the Year Awards
Thursday, September 19, 2013
CPBJ Business Event
Wednesday, October 9, 2013
Business of the Year
Monday, November 18, 2013

Special Editions

Women of Influence 2013

Women of Influence 2013
Women always have made noteworthy positive impacts in our businesses and communities, so honoring their contributions is an idea long overdue. That’s why Lehigh Valley Business presents its inaugural Women of Influence awards that honor 28 women in our region for their career accomplishments, leadership, vision and community service. It’s a powerful list of honorees that we’re proud to profile.

Milestones 2013

Milestones 2013
Join us in celebrating 14 Greater Lehigh Valley companies and their notable anniversaries — from 10 years to 120 years ― in this first annual edition of Milestones. These companies have stories of impressive business ideas, hard-working employees and incredible displays of perseverance and leadership — all of which we're sharing in this publication. After all, you just might be able to capture some of these ideas for your own business.


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