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Another court retains absolute priority rule for individuals

Another court retains absolute priority rule for individuals

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Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter, left, and District Council 47 President Frederick Wright prepare to sign the first new contract for the city's white-collar workers on Tuesday, Feb. 25, 2014. The contract ends a five-year stalemate and extends a new contract to mid-2017, Wright said Tuesday according to the Philadelphia Inquirer. (AP Photo/The Philadelphia Inquirer, Troy Graham)

Philadelphia, white-collar union reach tentative accord

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Tastykake President Paul Ridder, left, accompanied by Pennsylvania Lt. Gov. Jim Cawley, invites attendees to have birthday cake, as Tastykake marks its 100th anniversary Tuesday, Feb. 25, 2014, in Philadelphia. Tastykake made 100 cakes on its first day of business in 1914. Now, it produces nearly 5 million cakes, doughnuts, cookies and pies each day. (AP Photo/Matt Rourke)
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Happy birthday! Philadelphia’s Tastykake turns 100

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One of the floral displays at last year's Philadelphia Flower Show produced by Robertson's Flowers and Events.
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Smithsonian Portrait Gallery stars in Philly flower show

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Philly-area sports bar to pay $8M in back wages
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Philly-area sports bar to pay $8M in back wages

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Rivals debate auction rules for Philly newspapers
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Rivals debate auction rules for Philly newspapers

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Asbestos defendants win product liability claims, still face negligence claims

Asbestos defendants win product liability claims, still face negligence claims

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President Obama: Redskins should consider changing name
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President Obama: Redskins should consider changing name

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FILE - In this file photo provided by Jordan McLaughlin, a dust cloud rises as people run from the scene of a building collapse on the edge of downtown Philadelphia on Wednesday, June 5, 2013. An official says an inspector who surveyed a Philadelphia building before it collapsed last week, killing six people, has committed suicide. Deputy Mayor Everett Gillison says the inspector was found fatally shot in a pickup truck Wednesday night, June 12, 2013. The man was a Department of Licenses and Inspections employee who had inspected the building May 14. (AP Photo/Jordan McLaughlin, File)
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Philly inspector kills self after deadly collapse

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Kass on the Gosnell Trial

Kass on the Gosnell Trial

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