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Philadelphia enforces a new business curfew in select neighborhoods starting this week, aiming to curb late-night disturbances and strengthen community safety, officials announced. Compliance will be monitored closely.
Ten Penn Center in Philadelphia has sold for $30 million. The new owners plan a major conversion project to revitalize the building, aiming to boost the area’s commercial and residential appeal.
As the U.S. phases out the penny, Houston businesses face the challenge of adjusting pricing and transactions. Experts weigh in on the shift’s impact and how local merchants plan to adapt to a cents-free future.
Twenty-three Philadelphia-based companies have been recognized on the Inc. 5000 list of fastest-growing private firms, highlighting the city’s thriving business landscape and innovation in 2024.
A South Philadelphia meat supplier has closed its doors after 79 years in business. The longtime family-run shop cited rising costs and changing market demands as key factors behind the decision, ending a local culinary tradition.
The Business Journals highlights the largest public companies in the Philadelphia area, showcasing industry leaders driving the region’s economic growth and innovation. Key sectors include healthcare, finance, and technology.
A leading tech company has signed a full-floor lease at Commerce Square, marking its headquarters move to Philadelphia. The relocation highlights the city’s growing appeal as a tech hub, boosting local business momentum.
A man was shot outside a Philadelphia business, authorities report. Police are actively searching for suspects involved in the incident. No further details have been released. NBC10 Philadelphia will continue to follow the story.
Five Bucks County companies have earned spots among the region’s fastest-growing businesses, highlighting local economic strength and innovation. The BUCKSCO.Today report showcases their dynamic growth and industry impact.
Philadelphia’s small businesses report a significant sales boost as Red October events draw crowds. Local shops and eateries benefit from increased foot traffic and community support this month.
Philadelphia has ended its DEI standards for business contracts following a federal ban under the Trump administration. The move has sparked diverse reactions from community leaders and activists.
The Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia’s May 2025 Manufacturing Business Outlook Survey reveals mixed industry signals, with modest gains in output and employment amid ongoing supply chain challenges.
The death of the penny is creating challenges for businesses as they adjust to new pricing and cash-handling practices. Retailers are caught in the middle, balancing customer expectations and operational costs.
Philadelphia is introducing new regulations and support programs aimed at small businesses, including updated licensing rules, expanded grant opportunities, and streamlined permit processes to boost local economic growth.
A South Philadelphia meat supplier, a staple in the community for 79 years, has closed its doors. The family-run business cited changing market conditions and rising costs as key factors in the decision.
The U.S. Mint has pressed its final pennies, ending over 230 years of production. The historic move marks a shift in currency policy amid rising costs and debates on the penny’s relevance in today’s economy.
A Le Bec-Fin alum is launching a new Philadelphia restaurant featuring global cuisine and a 70s-inspired vibe. The venture aims to blend nostalgic ambiance with diverse flavors, marking a fresh chapter in the city’s dining scene.
Big law firms are rapidly expanding in Philadelphia, drawn by the city’s top legal talent and growing client base. This surge signals a competitive shift in the region’s legal market, boosting opportunities and reshaping the landscape.
Philadelphia business leaders urge a coordinated effort to maximize opportunities ahead of 2026, emphasizing collaboration across sectors to boost the city’s economy and infrastructure, The Business Journals reports.
“Business for Good: Committing to Kensington” spotlights Philadelphia companies investing in Kensington’s revitalization. These efforts aim to boost local economy, create jobs, and foster community growth in this historically challenged neighborhood.