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Philly business owners and residents joined a nationwide protest against ICE, demanding immigration reforms and halting of deportations. The demonstration highlighted community solidarity and calls for justice.
Vanguard Group is reclaiming hundreds of Chester County jobs previously outsourced to Infosys, signaling a shift toward in-house operations. The move aims to boost local employment and strengthen control over key functions.
A recent Pew report highlights that Philadelphia has fewer Black-owned businesses compared to other major U.S. cities, underscoring economic disparities and challenges faced by Black entrepreneurs in the region.
The Business Journals highlights the largest employee benefit consultant firms in the Greater Philadelphia area, spotlighting industry leaders driving innovative solutions and comprehensive services for regional employers.
Legend Biotech plans to expand its Philadelphia cell therapy “launch pad” to over 50 employees, advancing its cell therapy development and manufacturing capabilities in the region.
The Philadelphia Fed Manufacturing Index surged in January, signaling robust growth in regional factory activity. The sharp rise underscores improved economic conditions and optimism among manufacturers.
Philadelphia trails other major metro areas in Black business ownership, according to a recent Black Enterprise report. The findings highlight ongoing challenges in economic equity and access for Black entrepreneurs.
Projects to Watch in 2026 highlights emerging ventures set to shape industries and drive innovation. From tech breakthroughs to infrastructure developments, these initiatives promise significant economic impact and growth opportunities.
Carter’s Cheesesteaks has made history as the first Black-owned business to open in Philadelphia’s Chinatown. The new eatery brings a fresh culinary vibe to the neighborhood, celebrating diversity and local flavor.
Philadelphia’s warm weather is sparking a surge in local business and romance, as outdoor venues fill up and couples enjoy the mild days. Retailers and restaurants report increased foot traffic amid the seasonal boost.
Aramark projects broad-based growth opportunities in 2026 after a record year for acquisitions. The company’s strategic deals boost its market position and signal strong future expansion prospects.
Philly’s Fast 50 rankings for 2025 spotlight Greater Philadelphia’s fastest-growing companies. The Business Journals reveal the top 25 firms driving regional innovation and economic growth this year.
Boyds, a family-owned fashion staple, is honored at the Family-Owned Business Awards 2025. Despite evolving trends, Boyds remains a timeless icon, blending innovation with tradition in the style industry.
Here are the biggest accounting firms in Greater Philadelphia, highlighting industry leaders driving the region’s financial and business sectors. Discover key players shaping the local economy.
The Philadelphia Business Journal highlights 10 Greater Philadelphia startups to watch in 2026, showcasing innovative companies driving growth and disruption in sectors from biotech to fintech across the region.
Pharmaceutical giant Eli Lilly is reportedly considering Philadelphia for its new Gateway Labs site, aiming to expand its research footprint. Sources say the city’s innovation ecosystem is a key draw.
The Business Journals unveil the 130 biggest law firms in Greater Philadelphia, highlighting key players shaping the region’s legal landscape. This comprehensive ranking offers insights into firm size and influence.
Teresa Sontarp joins The Business Journals as a senior reporter, bringing extensive experience in economic and corporate coverage. Her insights aim to enhance the publication’s business news expertise.
The Enterprise Center will shift to a fee-based “capital enabler” model and close two MBDA offices following federal funding cuts. The move aims to sustain operations amid reduced government support.