AG Sunday charges 11 Philadelphia business owners for defrauding Pennsylvania’s WIC program of over $1 million. The Office of Attorney General emphasizes accountability in safeguarding public funds.
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The 2026 Family-Owned Business Awards, hosted by The Business Journals, celebrate the achievements and innovation of family-run enterprises driving local economies and fostering community growth nationwide.
Top women-owned firms in Greater Philadelphia generated $932 million in revenue in 2025, highlighting their growing economic impact and leadership in the regional business landscape, The Business Journals reports.
A major retail chain announced plans to open multiple new stores in the greater Philadelphia region, aiming to boost local economy and create jobs. The expansion marks a significant investment in the area’s retail market.
TSCG elevates a key executive to its C-suite, Colliers expands by hiring talent to pursue Philadelphia deals, and Foundry boosts its team with a World Series champion turned broker, according to CoStar reports.
Capital Analytics Associates has announced the opening of its new headquarters in Philadelphia, marking a significant milestone for the growing analytics firm. The move highlights the city’s expanding business landscape.
Four newcomers break into the top 10 of Greater Philadelphia’s largest specialty contractors, highlighting shifting industry dynamics and growth opportunities in the region’s competitive construction market.
Philadelphia’s wealthiest ZIP codes remain clustered around Center City, highlighting persistent economic disparities. Affluent neighborhoods continue to dominate, underscoring the city’s ongoing urban wealth concentration.
Philadelphia’s first queer women’s sports bar, Marsha’s, has announced its closure, marking the end of an era for the local LGBTQ+ community. The bar was a cherished safe space since its opening.
Immigrant-owned small businesses are spotlighted at a pop-up storefront in Philadelphia’s Market East, showcasing diverse products and boosting local entrepreneurship in the heart of the city.
Peter F. Kelsen of Blank Rome LLP was honored in the Philadelphia Business Journal’s Best Real Estate Deals of 2025, highlighting his role in landmark transactions shaping the region’s property market.
Nasdaq announces plans to add 100 jobs and invest $6.2 million in its Philadelphia expansion, boosting the local economy and strengthening its regional presence. The move underscores Nasdaq’s commitment to growth in the city.
A former Oregon resident moved to Philadelphia seeking vibrant city life but soon missed the outdoors and having a car. Less than a year later, they decided to leave, highlighting challenges of urban living.
SEPTA Key Card holders can enjoy special discounts at select Philadelphia-area businesses throughout October. This initiative encourages public transit use while supporting local commerce, offering riders exclusive savings all month long.
Analysts predict the “LeBron effect” will give Philadelphia’s economy a slam dunk boost. The NBA star’s arrival is expected to drive business growth, increase local spending, and energize the city’s market, sparking optimism among economists.
Philadelphia has updated its Use and Occupancy Tax rules, impacting property owners and businesses. New rates and filing requirements take effect soon. Stay informed to ensure compliance and avoid penalties.
Apartments are helping offset the slowdown in suburban homebuilding in the Philadelphia area, as demand climbs and developers shift focus to multifamily projects, according to The Business Journals.
Blank Rome LLP has announced the addition of Randi Kira Brown as a new business litigation associate in its Philadelphia office, enhancing the firm’s litigation team with her extensive legal expertise.
Eleven Philadelphia business owners have been accused of defrauding the WIC program of nearly $1 million, NBC10 Philadelphia reports. Authorities allege extensive fraudulent activity targeting vital nutrition aid for families.
Burlington’s decision to relocate its headquarters to Philadelphia highlights ongoing challenges in New Jersey’s business environment, experts say, pointing to high taxes and regulatory burdens as key factors pushing companies out.