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BusinessMalvern's Vishay posts record $978.9 million in quarterly revenue and beats Wall Street expectationsIf you keep an eye on Malvern business news, here's a big one. Vishay Intertechnology reported record revenue of $978.9 million for the quarter ended Oct. 3, a 24% increase. CEO Joel Smejkal said the revenue "exceeded the top end of our guidance." Net income was $59 million, or 37 cents per share.Wednesday’s editionRead

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From MyChesCo and North Penn Now, gathered by 6AM News, 6AM City’s local news service, in the last two days.

  1. MyChesCo14 hours ago

    LCH Appoints Drew Laskowski to Oversee Financial Operations

    KENNETT SQUARE, PA — LCH Health and Community Services has appointed Drew Laskowski as director of finance, bringing an executive with experience managing budgets of up to $85 million to …

  2. North Penn Now22 hours ago

    Plus Ultra Minerals brings handmade jewelry to the Montgomery Mall

    On a trip to North Carolina when he was 11, Ambrose Hammel had the option to do dozens of other

  3. MyChesCoYesterday

    First Resource Bancorp Sets December Dividend Payment

    EXTON, PA — First Resource Bancorp Inc. (OTCQX: FRSB) declared a quarterly cash dividend of 2 cents per common share, payable Dec. 2, 2026, maintaining a shareholder distribution as the

In brief

The short notes of West Chester Morning News’ last two editions. Open one to read it, with its sources.

  • Boscov'sThe stores at Exton Square Mall have gone dark, but Boscov's still has a full parking lot.

    The stores at Exton Square Mall have gone dark, but Boscov's still has a full parking lot. At its Friends Helping Friends event, shoppers donate $5 to a local charity and get 25 percent off.

    News Notes · Friday’s editionSource: VISTA.Today