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Wednesday, September 25, 2013 Business Update 10 reasons to love fresh hop season Postal Service seeks 3-cent stamp hike Ex-SEPTA worker new national Transport Workers Union prez The Street: Report: JPMorgan's $3 billion mortgage-backed securities settlement offer rejected The Street: Steve Jobs' childhood home could become historical site Family trades middle-class privileges for slums of South Africa The Street: New-home sales rise 7.9% in August The Street: How workers leave $1 million on the table The Street: Top 5 job benefits to look for now Pitching the city to possible employers Large law firms take new interest in white-collar defense The Street: Would paying rich Philly teachers more improve schools? More from Philly.com News Historic cemetery reveals medal honorees Philly.com/News » Entertainment Meet CBS3's new investigative reporter Philly.com/Entertainment » Sports Phils will search for arms in offseason Philly.com/Sports » Food A second pop-up for Tela's Philly.com/Food » Lifestyle She's considering getting back together with ex Philly.com/Lifestyle » Health 5 easy ways families can fight obesity Philly.com/Health » Marketplace On the market: Louis Kahn’s Esherick House Philly.com/Marketplace » Featured Photo Galleries Atoms For Peace perform at the Liacouras Center Today In Photos: September 25, 2013 Philly After Dark at Kung Fu Necktie and Silk City Bar and Lounge 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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