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Albert M. Greenfield III, real estate developer and grandson of Mr. Philadelphia, dies at 65 Gary Miles, The Philadelphia Inquirer © ED HILLE/The Philadelphia Inquirer/TNS Mr. Greenfield made it his lifes work to carry on his family legacy of real estate development in Philadelphia and local philanthropy.
Albert M. Greenfield III, 65, of Villanova, a real estate developer and corporate bond trader, and the son and grandson of prominent Philadelphia real estate financiers, died Sunday, Feb. 7, of complications from Alzheimer’s disease at Chestnut Hill Hospital.
The grandson of Albert M. Greenfield, a Philadelphia real estate magnate and philanthropist known as Mr. Philadelphia, and the son of Albert M. Greenfield Jr., a real estate company chairman and civic leader, Mr. Greenfield made it his life’s work to carry on his family legacy of local real estate development and philanthropy.
Post Announces Preliminary Names For Homer’s Girlfriend - 9:27 pm
Homer, right, spotted with his new girlfriend preening for the camera in January at Ashley Pond. Readers are sending favorite names for Homer’s girlfriend to the Post at caclark@ladailypost.com. The name with the most votes will be announced Friday evening. Photo by John McHale/ladailypost.com
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Homer, the beloved goose that lives at Ashley Pond has caused quite a stir since going public about his sweet new girlfriend in January.
Community passions are running high on what to name Homer’s feathery princess. Readers have been sending in their favorite names to the Los Alamos Daily Post and so far Marge is pulling ahead.
Low on Workers, Manufacturers Recruit Their Executives for the Factory Floor
Covid, child care and competition from e-commerce warehouses contribute to labor shortages at many factories
Yankee Candle executives’ new side gigs include tasks such as packing the company’s products into gift baskets. Photo: Kayana Szymczak for The Wall Street Journal By Updated Jan. 9, 2021 11:38 pm ET
Wendy Marcus was midway through a recent meeting with senior leaders at Newell Brands Inc. when word came that she needed to leave immediately.
The Newell-owned factory that makes Yankee Candles was once again short on workers, and the plant needed Ms. Marcus, an R&D manager, on the assembly line to help pack the famously scented knickknacks into gift baskets.
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