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Retailer with 2 Philadelphia-area locations to sell assets and close stores as part of Chapter 11 bankruptcy plan
The retailer, which has locations in Glen Mills and Marlton, sells women’s clothes, beauty products and home décor. It plans to sell its direct-to-consumer assets as part of a reorganization and shutter its brick-and-mortar stores.
Farokhi: ‘Time to move forward’ on Wellstar AMC campus
Last November, Wellstar closed the hospital, prompting immediate backlash because it served many low-income patients.
Moelis launches Houston-based clean tech arm led by former Citibank director
New York-based investment bank Moelis & Co. launched a new group to capitalize on growing interest in clean technology, and one of the leaders is based in Houston.
Depression drug maker Neumora plots $300 million IPO — a rare 2023 event
The company, which has raised more than $600 million since its founding in 2019, also has programs in bipolar depression and agitation in Alzheimer's patients moving toward clinical trials.
Truist efficiency plan includes ‘sizable’ headcount reduction, leadership shakeup to reach $750M in cuts
Truist's plan includes reducing about $750 million in costs over the next few quarters.
Arm to close IPO orders a day early because of strong demand
For institutional investors interested in getting a piece of Arm Holdings plc's initial public offering, your window to act has reportedly gotten tighter.
Pennsylvania has 6th-highest credit card debt in the U.S., study says
Debt is mounting, new WalletHub study shows, as charging accelerated in Q2.
University of Pittsburgh’s annual health care hackathon event for college students returns
Entering its seventh year, the beginner-friendly challenge is set to take place over a 42-hour period beginning on Sept. 15.
Advisory panel named to plan new mental-health hospital in Wichita area
The advisory panel includes several recognizable names in local government, nonprofits, health care and business.
Local health care system’s CFO exits as it continues to handle ‘cybersecurity incident’
The chief financial officer of the health system, which operates several facilities in Metro East, has exited the nonprofit, which continues to fight a “cybersecurity incident” that began late last month.