- Virgin America founder Richard Branson, after its inaugural flight landed here.
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" was especially hard on homeowners who had stretched to get into homes by buying in less-pricey exurbs surrounding major cities. â ¦ These households have since lost their homes and are now back renting closer in to the urban centers, where there are more jobs."
- Mark Zandi, chief economist at Moody's Analytics, on the Census Bureau report that for the first time in almost two decades cities are growing while fringe suburbs are not.
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"It's like when cockroaches appear: You're never quite sure how many are out there."
- John Manley, of Wells Fargo Advantage Funds, on how one European country after another moves into financial crisis.
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"The entire dynamic of the U.S. East Coast markets may be about to change."
- Tom Kloza, of the Oil Price Information Service, on word of multiple bidders for Sunoco Inc.'s large South Philadelphia refinery.
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"The impact is that soon there won't be anybody around to answer questions from patients."
- Chuck Kohlerman, of Kohlerman Pharmacy in Malvern, on the merger of Express Scripts Inc. and Medco Health Solutions Inc. mail-order pharmacies.
"This controversy has dramatically reduced the demand for all ground-beef products."
- Ron Allen, CEO of King of Prussia-based AFA Foods Inc., which filed for bankruptcy amid public outcry about a beef product it makes dubbed "pink slime."
Compiled from The Inquirer and the Associated Press