Joseph N. Distefano is a journalist based in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. He writes for multiple publications including The Philadelphia Inquirer, Hastings Tribune Newspaper, and Derrick Publishing Co. His articles cover a wide range of topics including local news, business, and higher education.
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Joseph N. Distefano's coverage primarily centers around local business and finance topics in Philadelphia and surrounding areas, with a notable emphasis on educational institutions such as the University of Pennsylvania. He often includes expert commentary, press releases, and industry-specific content.
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By: Joseph N. DiStefano
Aon Investments USA has agreed to pay $7 million to settle the Pennsylvania teachers' pension system (PSERS) complaint blaming Aon, the system's
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By: Joseph N. DiStefano
From its busy trading floors just outside Philadelphia, Susquehanna International Group has grown since its 1987 founding into one of the dozen
Justin Bredeman moved to Pennsylvania in 1992 to play soccer for Messiah College . His teammates, Jeremy Sorzano and Jason Webb, went on to the
By: Joseph N. DiStefano
CEOs of Soccer Shots, Quality Collision, iCIMS tell what it's like when Jeff Yass' Susquehanna Growth Equity invests for the long run.
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By: Joseph N. Distefano
After more than four years, some Par Funding investors are closer to getting some of their money back.
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By: Joseph N. DiStefano
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By: Joseph N. Distefano
Howard Tucker runs a travel agency in Brazil.
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By: Joseph N. Distefano
Metal plants are seeking even tariff protection against cheap imports from China and its many trading partners. Victory could bring back hundreds of jobs at this Pennsauken plant.
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By: Joseph N. DiStefano
The product meetings are intense, with strong talk and laughter for the tech and marketing teams that run the Dominican Food App from a room behind Cafe Don Pedro in Philadelphia's Brewerytown section.
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By: Jeremy Roebuck, Joseph N. DiStefano
The brothers behind embattled Philadelphia business lender Par Funding agreed Wednesday to each potentially serve more than a decade in prison as
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