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After technology and the worst recession in decades created enormous upheaval for the newspaper industry, the parent company of Philadelphia's leading papers is on the auction block today. Will billionaire Ron Perelman emerge as the hometown hero who saves the day?

After leading an investment team to buy The Philadelphia Inquirer in 2006, Brian P. Tierney invited the widow of its onetime owner, Walter Annenberg, to visit him in her husband's old office. While visiting, Lenore Annenberg noted that Tierney had situated his desk differently from her...

Toll Brothers (NYSE: TOL) reported its first full-year loss after 22 years of profitability on the NYSE in FY2008, but the company is keeping its eye on the future. Frederick Cooper, Senior Vice President of Finance and Investor Relations, told stockholders in a letter inserted in the annual...

With demand for new construction in the toilet, Toll Brothers is offering a 3.99% fixed mortgage rate for 30 years -- with 0 points!The company has said what lender is providing the financing but with mortgage rates generally about 1% higher than that from most sources, it should entice buyers....