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The theme for this year's Top 50 in Business section is "Going for the Green: Finding Growth Through The Green Movement." But in the larger sense, it's about sustainability: how businesses ensure long-term viability by controlling or reducing their reliance on resources. (03/16/2010)
PNC Financial Services Group was the region's top performing company last year, ousting two-time defending champion U.S. Steel to claim the honor. (03/16/2010)
A year ago, when the economy was going to hell in a hand basket, the mantra was "cash is king." Now some investors are eager for a regime change. (03/16/2010)
"Food, glorious food!" sang the boys in "Oliver!" and also, it seems, residents of Pittsburgh as Giant Eagle kept the top spot as the largest private company in the region. (03/16/2010)
PNC Financial Services Group distanced itself from the field last year, using its acquisition of Cleveland's beleaguered National City to attain a market value nearly twice as large as No. 2 H.J. Heinz. (03/16/2010)
Tuesday, March 16, 2010
- PNC replaces U.S. Steel as region's most profitable
- Huge jump in revenue lifts PNC to the top
- '08 leaders took it on the chin
- Commentary: If you want a green career, you need to prepare for it
- Cities have been embracing sustainability movement
- Government policies can support green initiatives
- Times get tougher for arts
- Pitt continues dominance as wealthiest college in city
- Health firms overcoming hurdles to be healthier
- Banks focused on a new kind of green
- Transportation companies embrace 'green' practices
- 'Socially responsible' investing joins your money with your ideals
- Out-of-town firms have big effect on economy
- Crisis forces foundations to cut back
- Pittsburgh improves, but still lags nation on equality issue
- Koppers tops return on equity list
- Growth rankings don't tell the whole story of successes
- Region's manufacturing base understands value of recycling
- Being green comes with a cost
- 'Green' marketing puts some in gray area
- Prognosis is uncertain for health organizations
- Energy sector under scrutiny
- Architecture firms bring sustainability to clients, offices
- Retailers find reasons to be green
- Coalition supports growth of green jobs
- New tech companies put a priority on sustainability
- Local developers embrace green building practices
- A Green checklist
- Commentary: The sustainable executive creates bridge to the future
- Commentary: Sustainable thinking a proxy for good management
- What Post-Gazette readers are saying
- Economic crisis drives change at chemical firms
Tuesday, March 17, 2009
- Pittsburgh's story is one of survival
- U.S. Steel No. 1 two years in a row in Top 50 rankings
- Heard off the Street: Some companies manage to beat the bear
- Pittsburgh is one bright spot amid the economic gloom -- for now
- Some industries hold their own, even prosper, in bad times
- For Pittsburgh, this recession is nothing in comparison to '80s
- Ongoing projects carry on, but new construction stalls
- Unemployed? You're not alone
- Regional Insights: The road to the economic championship
- Softwriters Inc. succeeds in specialty market
- Rail car maker Bombardier keeps on rolling
- Converteam machine keeps on churning
- Vocollect's device has health-care workers talking
- Commentary: Why diversity matters despite the recession
- Commentary: Fraud is here to stay, so be careful
- Commentary: Business schools need Ethics 101
- Some companies see double-digit gains
- Top five revenue-makers stay in high places
- H.J. Heinz finally wears the crown for return on equity
- Leader WesBanco's share price up 32%
- PNC, Heinz stay on top in market capitalization
- Women gain board seats
- Arts groups look to avoid red ink
- Economically, we're all in this together
- Foundations feel pain of stock market struggles
- Health-care industry not immune to trouble
- Giant Eagle continues to soar among private companies
- Pitt leads in revenue for local colleges
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