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Halloween candy prices are rising nationwide, but Philadelphia’s craft chocolate makers remain undeterred. Local artisans focus on quality and creativity, offering sweet alternatives despite economic challenges.
The Philadelphia Federal Reserve’s November 2025 Manufacturing Business Outlook Survey reveals a mixed outlook, with modest growth in new orders but ongoing concerns over supply chain disruptions and labor shortages.
Janney announced its exit from the investment banking sector to concentrate on expanding its wealth management services. The strategic shift aims to enhance client-focused financial planning and advisory offerings.
The Philadelphia Fed’s October 2025 Manufacturing Business Outlook Survey indicates moderate growth, with increased new orders and stable employment, signaling steady momentum in the regional manufacturing sector.
Philadelphia International Airport secured its first international flight linked to the 2026 World Cup, marking a major boost for the city’s travel and tourism industries, reports The Business Journals.
Day & Zimmermann plans to reduce its office space by half as it relocates its headquarters to Center City. The move reflects shifting workplace strategies amid evolving business needs.
W/Element developer secures victory in yearslong legal battle over construction defects at a major hotel project. The court ruling marks a significant win, resolving lingering disputes and paving the way for project completion.
Greater Philadelphia’s 50 largest banks dominate the regional deposit market, reflecting shifting financial trends. The Business Journals reveals key players driving growth and regional banking competitiveness.
The Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia’s October 2025 Nonmanufacturing Business Outlook Survey reveals mixed sentiments, with modest growth expectations amid ongoing economic uncertainties in the service sector.
Fast-growing Stephano Slack expands its footprint in the Philadelphia region, acquiring two more accounting firms. The strategic moves strengthen its market presence and client reach, signaling robust growth.
The Philadelphia Fed Manufacturing Index showed a modest increase in activity for June, yet remained in negative territory. The data reflects ongoing challenges despite slight improvement in regional manufacturing conditions.
Organizations are urging the Philadelphia City Council to revoke the recently expanded curfew on businesses, citing economic harm and public safety concerns. The debate highlights ongoing tensions over pandemic restrictions.
Truist unveils an expansion plan targeting Philadelphia and other high-growth markets, aiming to boost its regional presence and customer base. The strategy includes new branches and enhanced digital services.
Philadelphia’s 2026 FIFA World Cup match schedule is set to be unveiled soon, highlighting the city’s role in hosting key games. This announcement marks a major step in local preparations for the global event.
Shoppers flocked to Manayunk on Small Business Saturday, supporting local shops and boosting the community’s economy. The event highlighted unique retailers and fostered a festive, neighborhood spirit in Philadelphia.
Thermo Fisher Scientific has selected Philadelphia for its new East Coast collaboration center, aiming to boost biotech startups through innovation and partnerships in a thriving life sciences hub.
Diverse investments are driving a notable rebound in Philadelphia’s office market, signaling renewed confidence among investors and businesses in the city’s commercial real estate sector.
Philadelphia’s vibrant Black-owned shops and boutiques offer unique goods and cultural experiences. This guide highlights must-visit spots, supporting local entrepreneurs while exploring the city’s rich heritage.
The Philadelphia Citizen reports on new initiatives providing free grants to small businesses in Philadelphia. These funds aim to support local entrepreneurs facing economic challenges amid ongoing recovery efforts.
Philadelphia multifamily investors are in ‘dealmaking mode’ as recent interest rate cuts spur renewed buyer activity. Market analysts note a surge in transactions, signaling optimism in the local real estate sector.