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Philadelphia’s Tax Reform Commission released recommendations aimed at reducing poverty and boosting economic opportunity for residents. The proposals seek to create a fairer tax system supporting equitable growth citywide.
The Business Journals unveiled the “Power 100: The business leaders shaping Greater Philadelphia in 2025,” highlighting the top 25 executives driving innovation and growth across key industries in the region.
A man posing as an ICE agent tied up a woman during a business robbery in Philadelphia’s Mayfair section, police report. Authorities are investigating the incident as they search for the suspect. (6abc Philadelphia)
Philly Sports Trips CEO has transformed a tailgating startup into a multimillion-dollar enterprise, capitalizing on fan experiences and expanding event offerings. The venture highlights growth potential in sports tourism.
Garces Events’ Old City venue, The Olde Bar, has been closed by Compass Group USA. The decision marks a notable shift in the local hospitality scene, affecting both patrons and staff. Further details on the closure’s impact are forthcoming.
The iconic Mayfair Diner in Northeast Philadelphia, a local favorite for 93 years, has been put up for sale. The longstanding establishment marks the end of an era in the community’s dining scene.
In Philadelphia’s Chinatown, Gov. Shapiro met with business leaders to discuss the impact of tariffs and the growing tea industry. The dialogue focused on economic growth and support for local entrepreneurs.
The Philadelphia Business Journal is launching a new List to spotlight private companies driving local economic growth. Businesses are invited to apply for a chance to gain recognition and visibility in the region’s vibrant market.
Chambers in Philadelphia and Pittsburgh are actively advancing LGBTQ+ businesses through networking, advocacy, and resources, fostering inclusivity and economic growth in the region, reports capitalanalyticsassociates.com.
Philadelphia business owners are preparing for significant changes as the Business Income and Receipts Tax (BIRT) exemption ends in 2026. The policy shift could impact costs and operations citywide.
The City of Philadelphia highlights 10 ways to support local small businesses this holiday season. From shopping local to sharing positive reviews, residents are encouraged to spread cheer and boost the community economy.
Claire’s has filed for bankruptcy again, citing financial struggles. The company warns of potential layoffs in its New Jersey locations, while the future of its Philadelphia-area stores remains uncertain.
As SEPTA faces a growing budget shortfall, proposed major service cuts threaten to disrupt daily commutes. Riders warn these reductions could harm families and local businesses across the Philadelphia area.
Dranoff has partnered with Dwight City Group to lead the redevelopment of UArts’ Anderson Hall, aiming to transform the historic building into a vibrant mixed-use space that supports the university and the local community.
Little Caesars is eyeing significant growth in the Philadelphia area, citing a “tremendous opportunity” to expand its presence. The pizza chain aims to capitalize on rising demand and increase market share locally.
Philly business leaders express caution as they prepare for economic shifts under the Trump administration, highlighting uncertainty around trade policies, regulation changes, and market stability ahead.
Virtua Health and ChristianaCare are exploring a $6 billion merger, aiming to expand healthcare access and resources across New Jersey and Delaware. The deal could reshape regional medical services.
Businesses in Philadelphia boarded up windows ahead of the No Kings protest, as organizers called for demonstrations against controversial policies. Authorities prepared for potential unrest to ensure public safety.
Governor Shapiro announces a $30 million investment in the Philadelphia Navy Yard via the first PA SITES grants. The funds will create hundreds of jobs, develop shovel-ready sites, and boost growth in South Philly.
Philadelphia is emerging as a prime hub for business and meetings, thanks to its central location, robust infrastructure, and vibrant cultural scene. The city offers unparalleled access and amenities for travelers.