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US Airways reaches pact with flight attendants

US Airways Group Inc. has reached a tentative contract agreement with its 6,700 flight attendants, removing one hurdle in a potential merger with bankrupt American Airlines.

Home Economics: Here’s how to find out who holds your mortgage

This is important information for homeowners in financial trouble, as well as for those who plan to refinance.Finding the answer to this question has become extremely important to many homeowners, but especially to those in financial trouble.

Justice unit to probe mortgage-backed securities

Federal and state law enforcement officials announced Friday they have launched a fraud-fighting unit, starting with 55 prosecutors and investigators, to root out wrongdoing in the market for residential mortgage-backed securities.

Despite economic uncertainty, airlines are seeing good times

Despite a debt crisis in Europe and uncertainty over the global economy, travel demand from businesses and consumers is holding up.

Private sector unions add members as jobs return

Union membership grew slightly last year, giving labor leaders hope that a period of steep declines has finally bottomed out.

Conshy tower sells at 4% discount to ’08 price

Is MIM-Hayden's purchase of Five Tower Bridge, home to Oracle, Keystone and other offices, enough to justify new construction?

Hybrids and electrics will command attention at Philadelphia Auto Show

The auto industry is being reminded once again that if you build it, they will come - but not necessarily in the numbers the marketing department had hoped for.

Fitch downgrades credit ratings for 5 EU nations

U.S. ratings agency Fitch says it is downgrading the credit ratings for five European nations including leading economic heavyweights Italy and Spain.

Economy grew modest 2.8 pct. in Q4, best in 2011

The U.S. economy grew at a 2.8 percent annual rate in the final three months of last year, the fastest growth in 2011.

Groupon offer damages Mt. Airy market, but Internet helps bring it back

The Internet nearly killed Amy Kunkle's Philadelphia business when an ill-advised Groupon offer drove her thousands of dollars into a hole. But this week, the Internet also helped save it.