Bio Conference a Success
According to Select Greater Philadelphia, July's BIO 2005 Conference was a smashing success: 18,700 attendees from over 60 countries came to Philadelphia and spent approximately $35 million in the region.
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- Alternative Fuel Industry Expands
- John Dougherty's Union (Local 98) Accussed of Hara...
- Take the Money and Run?
- Another Random Philadelphia Treasure You’ve Probab...
- Philadelphia International Airport: Ecomonic Power...
- Record Year for Passengers and Cargo at PHL
- "It's Costly Being Poor": An Article from the Econ...
- Center City Hotels: Still Strong
- Bio Conference a Success
- Cough, Cough - Got a Minute to take a Poll about S...
- Germantown Deserves Better
- Philadelphia's “Brooklynization”
- Better Models for Development in Pennsylvania
- Why Can't (or Won't) American Car Makers Do This?
- Rankings, Shmankings
- Philadelphia County: We're #23!!
- Councilman Mariano: Don’t Read this, It’ll Bum You...
- Indy Racing in Philadelphia?
- GoodWorks-PAC.org
- Ritz-Carlton Hotel to get a 44-Story Neighbor
- Philadelphia Housing Market Not Risky?
- Greenhouse Gas Reductions and Economic Vitality
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