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Thursday, July 18, 2013 Business Update Living on minimum wage Pa. woman sues over peace-sign pretzels Manufacturing activity in Philly region jumps Bernanke: Congress could do more to help economy Verizon to introduce installment plans for phones The Street: Fed: Tech won't protect Wall Street criminals The Street: Will losing a foothold in China hurt Nike's performance? PhillyDeals: Aramark moves 300 jobs to Nashville Is disability 'backdoor welfare'? PhillyDeals: Billionaire Warren Buffett buys Atlantic City Press Revel cautions about 'first profit' US rate on 30-year mortgage declines to 4.37 pct More from Philly.com News Driver was out on bail prior to fatal crash Philly.com/News » Entertainment 'Ender's Game' stars answer gay rights questions at Comic-Con Philly.com/Entertainment » Sports Franco tops Phillies prospect rankings Philly.com/Sports » Food The Philly scoop? Ice cream made in small batches Philly.com/Food » Lifestyle Her friends get no texts, just harsh judgment Philly.com/Lifestyle » Health Your smartphone may be making you fat Philly.com/Health » Marketplace Do's and don'ts of summer office attire Philly.com/Marketplace » Featured Photo Galleries The Best Friends Bash at Penn Vet Justin Bieber behaves at Wells Fargo Center Demi Lovato shines at Penns Landing More Photo Galleries » From Philly.com Get Philadelphia Phillies gear here! Plan your getaway Play Mahjongg Coupons and deals for local businesses Stay Connected: FORWARD TO A FRIEND LIKE US ON FACEBOOK FOLLOW US ON TWITTER About Philly.com | Terms of Use & Privacy Statement | Copyright Subscription Information Subscribe to other newsletters, cancel your subscription or manage your account by visiting My Account. If you no longer wish to receive this newsletter, you may cancel your subscription by email at philly_inquirer_business_nl_editor-unsubscribe@nl.clickability.com. Please do not reply to this email as we are unable to respond to messages sent to this address. You can find answers to your questions through our online help. Send us feedback. Written communications concerning this mailing may be directed to Philadelphia Inquirer, P.O. Box 8263, Business News - Reid Kanaley, Philadelphia, PA 19101.

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