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The Night the Lights Went Out

An old Chinese proverb gives us two choices when the lights go out: curse the darkness or light a candle. At Allegheny Power, it’s never that simple—especially when nature throws a tantrum that shuts down electricity for more than 300,000 households and businesses.

Passing the Equity Torch

The demographics of the United States suggest that major changes in the ownership of privately-held businesses will occur in the next 10 years. Over 50 percent of the owners of these businesses are at least 50 years old. Given the demographics of our state it is likely that this percentage is even greater in West Virginia. I refer to this as the 50-50-10 Imperative.

Out-of-the-Box Eating

Eating Healthy - Eating Well

Issuers of credit cards, and that includes nearly every bank in the country, have good reason to be pleased with the passage of the new bankruptcy law. The law, which became effective in October 2005, made significant changes in the way America’s courts handle the insolvencies of Americans and American businesses.

Know Nukes

First, some context: I am a friend of coal, natural gas and wind energy, and I have nothing against oil. But this admission comes with a very practical overlay: America must have a clear, analytical energy plan geared toward: meeting our domestic energy needs; severely reducing our dependence on foreign natural resources; and leaving the softest footprint on the environment, as practicable.

An Intimate Conversation with Nick Rahall

West Virginia’s Third Congressional Representative

The Face of Business in West Virginia

Successful meetings take time and effort to plan. So many considerations and options present themselves in organizing such events. With that demand in mind, we have created a one-stop resource for all your planning needs – Executive Meeting Planner.

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