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Thursday, September 26, 2013 Business Update Customers find $100 bills in groceries Lottery winner sues for poor advice Schools drop handwriting lessons to teach tech The Street: Don't get caught by the latest credit card scam Economics in a nutshell: Effect of rising interest rates partially offset by job market growth Should you cut health insurance to pay off debt? The Street: Bill Ackman wins Air Products management shakeup The Street: Who is the richest comedian? The Street: 5 best cars for a fatter America Dollar General, like its shoppers, weathers tough times PhillyDeals: David's Bridal to add first shop in Europe New $100 bill has ink well, more color, 3-D More from Philly.com News Priest arrested on sex-abuse charges Philly.com/News » Entertainment Fox premise wears thin; Williams still a treasure Philly.com/Entertainment » Sports Sandberg endorses Asche at third base Philly.com/Sports » Food How to feed your family healthfully - easily Philly.com/Food » Lifestyle Parents blew up at news of her boyfriend Philly.com/Lifestyle » Health 10 foods to boost your sex drive Philly.com/Health » Marketplace How many hours is too much work? Philly.com/Marketplace » Featured Photo Galleries 20th annual Phashion Phest Today In Photos: September 26, 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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