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Wall Street Journal: Morrisville Elementary School One of Many Using Messaging Apps to Keep Parents in the Know
An elementary school in Morrisville is one of many schools around the nation using messaging apps to organize school news for parents. Julie Jargon wrote…
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Wall Street Journal: Chester County High Schooler Fights Inflation with Good-Old Frugality
Frugal families, like Octorara High School graduate Amanda Grossman’s, learned to be thrifty out of necessity. And now it’s paying off as inflation rates continue…
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Hatfield Biotechnology Startup Raises $75M to Develop Genetic Medicines
Hatfield-based Code Biotherapeutics recently raised $75 million to develop genetic medicines that are based on technology aimed at increasing the applicability of these types of…
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Wiser Wealth: When is the Right Time to Let Your Family Have an Inheritance?
By Chris Isaac Oftentimes when people think about the distribution of an inheritance, they picture the whole family assembled around a lawyer reading out a…
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Conestoga Grad Drops Out of Harvard to Pursue a Startup. Here Are 400 Million Reasons Why It Was a Good Choice
Conestoga High School graduate Eva Shang dropped out of Harvard University to create Legalist Inc., a technology-powered investment firm that raised about $400 million over…
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Wall Street Journal: Bar Code Innovator David Collins, a Villanova Grad, Dead at 86
The idea behind bar codes has been around since the late 1940s, but it was in the 1960s when a Villanova University civil engineering graduate…
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Wall Street Journal: Jay Wright Eschews Suit at Final Four, Partly for Comfort, Partly as Tribute
For the first time, Villanova coach Jay Wright showed up at a Final Four without a suit, writes Laine Higgins for The Wall Street Journal.…
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Wall Street Journal: Vanguard Devises Ways to Help Remote Employees Stay Connected
In the current world of high turnover and remote work, companies like Vanguard are trying new ways to help co-workers bond and stay connected, writes…
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Wall Street Journal: Computer Pioneer Who Lived in Upper Darby Has Died
Bruce W. Arden, an expert in the early years of computer science who once lived in Upper Darby, died Dec. 8 in Livona, Mich. He…
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Career Corner: Colorado Offers Clues to How Much You Should Be Paid?
Applying for jobs is often unfairly weighted in favor of the employers, such as many companies not telling you what they pay until you are…
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CEO of SEI Puts His Florida Home on Market for $90M
Alfred West, CEO of Collegeville-based SEI, has put his home on Florida’s affluent Jupiter Island on the market for a whopping $90 million, writes E.B.…
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Wall Street Journal: Perkasie Couple Transitions from Living Off the Land to Traversing It in an RV
The Rutherfords of Perkasie — Claudia and Jack — did what many retirees did and downsized their living quarters, leaving behind a five-bedroom farmhouse on…
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Career Corner: Post Pandemic, Women Take a Harder Look at Career Fulfillment
The pandemic has caused immense stress on everyone, leading many to stop and consider what they want out of their career long-term. But women, in…
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Wiser Wealth: Want the Freedom to Invest in Hedge Funds and Startups? Become an Accredited Investor
In August of 2020 the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) narrowly approved a vote to expand its definition of who qualified as an accredited investor.…
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Career Corner: Do This One Thing to Overcome Imposter Syndrome
Have you ever felt like you can never really enjoy your moments of triumph because you are always waiting for the other shoe to drop?…
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Three Steps to Finding Your Career Path
Improving yourself is a never-ending journey, and that’s especially true of your career. Technology, culture, and trends all change what workplaces are like, meaning your…
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WSJ: Pottsgrove High School Principal Believes Supreme Court Student Speech Decision ‘Muddies the Waters’ for Future Cases
Bill Ziegler, principal at Pottsgrove High School, believes that last week’s decision by the Supreme Court on student speech will complicate how he and other…
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Don’t Let Your Outdated Résumé Ruin Your One Chance to Make a Good First Impression
Your résumé is typically the first impression you get to make on an employer, so you want to make sure it’s a good one. If…
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