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Bay Area native, proud PGH transplant. Pittsburgh reporter for @axios. Past: TribLive and Pittsburgh City Paper. Tips: ryan.deto@axios.com
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Report: NFL draft generated $177M

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By Ryan Deto Verified
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Many locals believed the NFL draft would be a bust, but reports released Monday reveal the April event generated $177 million. Why it matters: The state, county and city spent over $19 million preparing, running and marketing the three-day event, and some public officials said the costs would not be recouped.
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Local lion cub named after a potato

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By Ryan Deto Verified
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Kiazi, our new lion cub, is named after arguably Pittsburgh's favorite vegetable: the potato. The intrigue: Pittsburgh Zoo's newest feline friend was unveiled to the public Monday after four months nursing in private with her mother, the zoo announced. Her name was chosen after 1,141 names were submitted by fans. Zoom in: Kiazi, born April 5, was named for the Swahili word for “potato,” a nod to her father, Hondo, who came to Pittsburgh from the Idaho Falls Zoo.
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PPG to invest $280M in Ohio expansion

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By Ryan Deto Verified
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PPG is the second-largest paint and coatings company in the world. Photo: Jasper Juinen/Getty Images Pittsburgh-based paint giant PPG is expanding an automotive coatings manufacturer facility in central Ohio and investing $280 million. Why it matters: The expansion will boost production and add 100 jobs to the site in Delaware, Ohio, located 40 minutes north of Columbus, per a PPG press release.
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