5 things to know today (11-13)
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Here's what's happening today:
1. CHOP is getting $5M as part of research collaboration.
2. Comcast CEO Brian Roberts said he was " embarrassed" by than infamous customer service call over the summer.
3. Delaware County's Dominic Pileggi was ousted as state senate majority leader.
4. Tom Wolf plans to ban no-bid contracts when the state hires private law firms.
5. Axalta raised $975M in IPO
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