Saturday | Bloomberg
Productivity in U.S. Increases More Than Forecast; Pending Home Sales Drop
U.S. worker productivity unexpectedly accelerated in the first quarter and helped curb inflation as companies showed no loss of output with fewer employees. via Bloomberg
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Sunday May 4 | NBC 10
Police: Man Stabbed Blocks Away From West Chester University
Police said Friday a man was stabbed just blocks away from the campus of West Chester University. via NBC 10
Friday May 2 | National Post
U.S. loses fewer jobs than feared
“Household and business spending has been subdued and labor markets have softened further”
A sign that reads "Help Wanted Apply Within" is seen hanging in a window of a beverage store in Mount Prospect, Ill. via National Post
Thursday May 1 | WTOL-TV Toledo
“SoleusAir 360 Micathermic Heater”
Name of Product: SoleusAir Space Heaters Units: About 28,000 Retailer: QVC, of West Chester, Pa. via WTOL-TV Toledo
Thursday May 1 | Bloomberg
U.S. Economy Expanded at 0.6% Pace in First Quarter, Faster Than Estimated
The U.S. economy expanded at a 0.6 percent annual pace last quarter, reflecting an increase in inventories as consumer spending slowed, investment dropped and the housing slump deepened. via Bloomberg
Tuesday Apr 29 | KCPQ
Home price drop deepens in February
“All 20 metro areas were in the red for the February-over-January reading”
Prices of existing U.S. single-family homes extended their slump in February, with 17 of the 20 measured regions posting record annual declines, according to the Standard & Poor's/Case Shiller home price index. via KCPQ
Monday Apr 28 | The Globe and Mail
Number of vacant U.S. homes hits record high
“This has been a frustration of our members”
The percentage of owner-occupied homes now sitting empty rose to 2.9 per cent in the January-to-March period, the third quarter in a row in which the vacancy rate increased, according to data released by the ... via The Globe and Mail
Sunday Apr 27 | New York Times
“We were up against a formidable opponent who outspent us 3-1. He broke every spending record in this state, trying to knock us out of the race. Well, the people of Pennsylvania had other ideas about that.”
Hillary Rodham Clinton greeted supporters. 11:05 p.m. Milking It: Our colleague Michael Luo, who's keeping track of the money in this campaign, tells us that Clinton officials are saying they are experiencing ... via New York Times
Friday Apr 25 | Planning
What happens to those candidate signs?
“The same signs you use in Philadelphia are the same as Pittsburgh and are the same sign you can use in North Carolina or Indiana”
The Pennsylvania primary is over, and the presidential candidates have moved on. via Planning









