Former President Trump promises gas discounts in Philadelphia ahead of July 4, claiming oil prices are “plummeting.” The announcement highlights ongoing debates over energy costs and market trends. Reported by Fox Business.
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Comcast announced plans to split into two public companies by spinning off NBCUniversal and Sky. The move aims to streamline operations and unlock shareholder value, reshaping the company’s media and cable businesses.
Philadelphia’s new BIRT tax is hitting LGBTQ+ business owners hard, sparking concerns over financial strain and equity. Many say the tax threatens the survival of their businesses in an already challenging market.
The Greater Philadelphia tech workforce is shrinking at one of the fastest rates nationwide, according to The Business Journals. This decline raises concerns about the region’s competitiveness in the evolving tech landscape.
Trader Joe’s is reportedly set to open a new location in South Philadelphia, bringing the popular grocery chain to the neighborhood. The announcement was confirmed by NBC10 Philadelphia, sparking local excitement.
Five Bucks County businesses have been named among the Best Places to Work in Greater Philadelphia, highlighting their commitment to employee satisfaction and community impact, according to bucksco.today.
Six burglars are being sought after a break-in at a Germantown business, captured on surveillance footage. Authorities are urging anyone with information to come forward. Investigation is ongoing.
A Philadelphia developer announced plans for $90 million in new apartment projects near the Delaware River, aiming to boost residential options and revitalize the waterfront area. Construction timelines and details are forthcoming.
“Thank You, Philadelphia: What Building REC Philly Taught Me About This City” explores the challenges and triumphs behind REC Philly’s creation, revealing the city’s resilient spirit and vibrant community support.
Residents and businesses in Philadelphia’s Fishtown neighborhood rallied to clean up after a sudden flash flood caused significant damage. Community efforts focus on recovery as officials assess the impact.
In 2026, a growing number of Pennsylvania business owners in Philadelphia and Pittsburgh are opting to sell. Market shifts, economic forecasts, and lucrative valuations drive this rising trend, reports North Penn Now.
Wharton has lost its top spot as the best business school in the U.S., according to the latest rankings. The shift highlights rising competition in business education and changing industry demands.
Philadelphia small businesses face significant growth challenges due to limited capital access and complex permitting processes, slowing economic development and hindering local entrepreneurship, reports The Business Journals.
Several Philadelphia bars have applied for permits to extend their operating hours until 4 a.m. this summer. The move aims to boost nightlife as the city recovers from pandemic restrictions. Permits are under review by city officials.
Evolution’s hidden casino floors in Philadelphia and Atlantic City are fueling rapid growth in online gaming. These strategic hubs support live dealer games, boosting the sector’s expansion nationwide.
Ghana fans in Philadelphia proudly celebrated their culture, local businesses, and World Cup spirit ahead of their match against Croatia. The vibrant event highlighted community unity and national pride.
The Shapiro Administration marked the grand opening of the new Chubb Office Tower in Center City Philadelphia, highlighting a major boost to local economic growth and job creation, announced the PA Department of Community & Economic Development.
A prominent Chester County business owner has been charged with possession of child pornography, authorities confirmed. The investigation is ongoing as law enforcement gathers more evidence. More details to follow.
Dre’s Water Ice gains momentum from PGA Championship exposure, fueling plans for a new production facility and retail shop. The boost aims to expand the brand’s presence and meet growing demand.
Philadelphia has started accepting permits for bars to serve alcohol past the 4 a.m. last call during the World Cup. This move aims to accommodate soccer fans and boost nightlife during the global event.