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Andrew Seidman

Andrew Seidman

Business & Power Reporter and Staff Writer at The Philadelphia Inquirer

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Pa., N.J. join settlement with generic drug firms accused of price-fixing. Consumers may be eligi...

Generic drugmakers Heritage Pharmaceuticals Inc. and Apotex Corp. will pay a combined $49.1 million as part of the agreements with 50 states and territories, officials said.
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Willow Grove man faces insider trading charges after CVS-Oak Street...

Authorities accused Carlos Sacanell of trading on insider information to make illegal profits off of CVS Health's 2023 acquisition of Oak Street Health.
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Federal judge delivers setback to Delaware port expansion in a win ...

The judge ruled that the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers violated the law when it authorized a dredging and construction permit for Delaware’s proposed new container port in Edgemoor.
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Holtec sues former executives and outside accountant for $70 millio...

The lawsuit accuses a CBIZ accountant of forming a shadow company with Holtec's former CFO and general counsel to embezzle funds.
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Donald Trump tells Western Pa. crowd to ‘fire’ Kamala Harris: ‘You’...

Republican Donald Trump told supporters at a rally in Latrobe, Pa. that his trade and immigration policies would herald a “new golden age” in America.
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Philly’s seaport unveils a 15-year plan for future growth: More dre...

Officials say the projects identified in the plan would result in almost 9,000 new direct jobs, thousands more indirect ones, and $170 million in new annual state and local tax revenues by 2040.
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‘Nothing’s going to move without us’: Port workers in Philadelphia ...

Port workers across the East Coast and Gulf Coast have walked off the job for the first time in 50 years. Military cargo and passenger cruise ships will not be impacted by the strike.
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Strike at East Coast ports will likely affect Philadelphia starting...

International Longshoremen's Association workers say their pay has not increased after the shipping industry recorded record profits in recent years.
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Philly’s seaport is in talks to buy 150 acres from Norfolk Southern...

Philadelphia Regional Port Authority officials see the potential acquisition as a “generational opportunity” that could create thousands of jobs.
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Gov. Murphy’s administration approves Camden bill that could help f...

The legislation, which passed Camden City Council earlier this month, prompted backlash from some residents and activists who said it appeared designed to benefit former Mayor Dana L. Redd.
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A Three Mile Island nuclear reactor could restart under a new deal ...

Constellation Energy Corp. says it has signed a 20-year agreement with Microsoft under which the technology company will purchase power from Three Mile Island Unit 1.