These 70 companies and executives topped The Business Journals’ 2025 lists, showcasing exceptional leadership, innovation, and growth. Their achievements set new benchmarks across industries this year.
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Philadelphia ranks among the top 15 U.S. cities for sports business, according to The Business Journals. The city’s strong sports culture and growing industry support its thriving market.
Philadelphia small businesses grapple with rising costs as a key tax exemption ends, increasing financial pressure. Many fear the change could hinder growth and recovery amid an already challenging economic climate.
The Business Journals revealed the final 11 honorees for the Diversity in Business Awards 2026, celebrating leaders driving inclusion and innovation across industries nationwide.
The Philadelphia Citizen exposes efforts to erase Black history, revealing systemic neglect and deliberate omission in education and public spaces. The article highlights the urgent need to preserve and honor Black heritage.
Vendors, gig workers, and therapists are protesting Philadelphia’s new business tax, calling it “very unfriendly” and harmful to small operations. Critics urge the city to reconsider the burden on independent earners.
Philadelphia’s harsh winter weather has driven a surge in hardware store sales, with customers rushing to stock up on snow removal and heating supplies. Local retailers report unprecedented demand, calling it “insane.”
The Philadelphia Federal Reserve’s March 2026 Manufacturing Business Outlook Survey shows a moderate uptick in regional factory activity, signaling cautious optimism amid ongoing supply chain improvements.
Business students learn ethical decision-making through hands-on experience at a soup kitchen in one of America’s toughest neighborhoods. This immersive approach bridges theory and real-world impact.
The December 2025 Manufacturing Business Outlook Survey by the Philadelphia Federal Reserve reveals cautious optimism among regional manufacturers, highlighting moderate growth amid supply chain stabilization and labor market challenges.
WSFS Financial Corporation has sold the former Bryn Mawr Trust headquarters for $7.6 million, marking a significant real estate transaction in the regional banking sector, as reported by The Business Journals.
The maker of Dannon, Silk, and Evian is closing its South Jersey plant, resulting in 114 layoffs. The company cites operational shifts as the reason behind the closure, impacting the local workforce significantly.
Four Philadelphia suburbs have been ranked among the nation’s 12 best places to live, according to Niche. The Business Journals highlights their strong communities, top schools, and quality of life.
A federal judge has ordered the restoration of slavery-related exhibits at the President’s House in Philadelphia, underscoring the site’s historical significance and commitment to truthful public education.
The life sciences industry faces ongoing challenges, with funding dips and market shifts. Philadelphia’s biotech leaders now confront a critical test: can they pivot and innovate to sustain growth in a turbulent landscape?
Miller’s Ale House will close its Northeast Philadelphia location, resulting in nearly 50 layoffs. The decision marks a significant shift for the popular sports bar chain in the region.
The ongoing conflict in Iran is weighing heavily on Philadelphia consumer sentiment, sparking concerns over rising energy costs and economic uncertainty, according to The Business Journals.
March Madness 2026 is driving a surge in bookings for Philadelphia hotels, with local businesses reporting record occupancy and increased revenue as fans flock to the city for the NCAA basketball tournament.
Healthcare coworking provider establishes its new headquarters in Horsham, aiming to expand through franchising. The move signals growth ambitions in serving medical professionals with flexible workspace solutions.
Jefferson and Penn Medicine are pursuing multi-billion-dollar expansion projects, targeting suburban markets to enhance healthcare access. These strategic investments reflect a growing trend toward decentralized medical services.