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Grow Philly highlights nine standout small businesses in West Philadelphia, showcasing the area’s vibrant entrepreneurial spirit. These local ventures are driving economic growth and community development.
The Business Journals today announced the 2025 Family-Owned Business Award honorees, recognizing outstanding family enterprises for innovation, growth, and community impact across the nation.
McGillin’s Olde Ale House has launched a permanent retail store in Center City, expanding its brand beyond the iconic tavern. The new location offers exclusive merchandise and branded products to fans and visitors.
With prices soaring to record levels, the Philadelphia area’s hottest housing markets are drawing intense buyer interest. This article highlights the top 10 neighborhoods experiencing rapid price growth and high demand.
City Council faces backlash over proposed elimination of Philly’s small business tax exemption, citing concerns it could hurt local entrepreneurs and slow economic recovery, WHYY reports.
An Atlanta-based dog-friendly social hub is set to take over the former Bark Social space in Manayunk, bringing a new spot for pet owners to gather and socialize. The venue aims to boost the local pet community.
American Airlines will open new Flagship and Admirals Lounges at Philadelphia International Airport, enhancing premium passenger experience with upgraded amenities and expanded space. Opening set for later this year.
A seasoned immigration law duo has joined Eckert Seamans in Philadelphia, bolstering the firm’s immigration practice and expanding client services in the region. The move strengthens Eckert Seamans’ legal team.
In Philadelphia Eagles business deals, a Super Bowl ring is more than a trophy—it’s a powerful symbol that seals partnerships. The team’s championship success boosts credibility and trust in local business ventures.
Andrew Vail joins The Business Journals as a senior journalist, bringing extensive experience in business reporting. His expertise will enhance coverage of local and national economic trends.
Katie Casey, editor at The Business Journals, continues to lead with insightful coverage on business trends and local economies, delivering timely news that shapes the industry landscape nationwide.
A developer has constructed 6.2 million square feet of industrial space in the Philadelphia region and is actively seeking additional projects. The expansion highlights strong demand in the local industrial real estate market.
Philadelphia businesses are preparing for disruptions as SEPTA implements service cuts starting this week. Reduced transit options may impact foot traffic and daily operations across the city.
Philadelphia Magazine highlights the city’s critical opportunity to break the cycle of poverty through targeted investments in education, job training, and affordable housing, aiming to foster economic mobility for its most vulnerable residents.
The Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia’s August 2025 Manufacturing Business Outlook Survey reveals a modest improvement in regional manufacturing activity, signaling cautious optimism among factory leaders amid ongoing economic uncertainties.
Discover the 95 leading branding, marketing, and media service businesses driving growth and innovation in Greater Philadelphia. Explore how these firms shape the region’s dynamic business landscape.
Philadelphia’s venture capital funding surged in early 2024, signaling renewed optimism among local experts. While growth sparks hope, cautious sentiment remains as stakeholders eye economic uncertainties ahead in 2025.
Philadelphia’s controversial “double tax” on businesses is drawing criticism as city leaders push to repeal it. Opponents argue it stifles growth, while supporters say it funds essential services. Debate intensifies.
New Middletown is set to welcome tourists in 2026 with a brand-new hotel now under construction. The project aims to boost local hospitality and accommodate the expected surge in visitors. Completion is on track for next year.
The Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia’s January 2025 Manufacturing Business Outlook Survey reveals cautious optimism among regional manufacturers, with modest gains in new orders and employment despite persistent supply chain challenges.