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The Department of Revenue in Philadelphia faces mounting criticism over inefficiency, mismanagement, and outdated systems, sparking calls for urgent reform to better serve residents and improve city finances.
A recent WHYY survey reveals growing concern among Philadelphia businesses over uncertain government regulations. Owners cite fears that unclear policies could hinder growth and complicate operations in the coming months.
Pennsylvania commits $30 million to redevelop the Navy Yard, aiming to boost economic growth and create new jobs. The investment targets infrastructure upgrades and attracting new businesses to the historic site.
Philadelphia developers warn that Trump-era tariffs are stalling real estate projects, citing increased material costs and delays. They say these “death by a thousand cuts” policies threaten the local market’s growth.
The City of Philadelphia’s Department of Commerce highlights PHL’s business expansion and recent achievements, showcasing the airport’s role as a key economic driver and hub for regional growth and innovation.
A local game store owner warns that prices will rise with new inventory due to increased costs. However, customers can expect more diverse selections and exclusive releases, offering value despite the higher prices.
Five years after COVID-19 reshaped lives, El Fuego, a small business in Center City Philadelphia, reflects on the pandemic’s lasting impact. Local owner shares challenges, recovery, and resilience with 6abc Philadelphia.
The February 2025 Nonmanufacturing Business Outlook Survey by the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia shows service sector growth slowing, with moderate optimism despite ongoing economic uncertainties.
“The city is electric right now,” as Philadelphia erupts in celebration during the Eagles’ Super Bowl parade. Fans flood the streets, igniting a jubilant party that captures the city’s infectious pride and spirit.
Discover the best real estate deals of 2024 as The Business Journals spotlights emerging stars reshaping the market. From innovative projects to prime investments, these rising players are driving the year’s biggest successes.
Aspiring entrepreneurs gained valuable insights from seasoned business owners at a recent Bridging Blocks and Free Library event, aiming to inspire and equip the next generation of local innovators.
Philadelphia small businesses have new opportunities in April 2025 to secure grants aimed at fostering growth and innovation. Key programs include city-backed initiatives and private foundations offering vital financial support.
PrimoHoagies CEO has been honored in the Philadelphia Business Journal’s 2025 40 Under 40 list. The recognition highlights their exceptional leadership and impact in the franchising industry.
A Northeast Philadelphia cold storage warehouse has been sold to an investor for $41 million, marking a significant transaction in the region’s industrial real estate market. The deal underscores growing demand for temperature-controlled logistics.
Philadelphia’s iconic Center City Macy’s has closed its doors for the final time, ending an era for the beloved department store. NBC10 Philadelphia reports on the historic closure and community impact.
JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon has expressed greater concern for the state of democracy than the economy, highlighting political instability as a key risk to long-term growth and financial markets.
Black business owners in Philadelphia are urging the city for increased support and reduced fees to help sustain and grow their enterprises, as reported by The Philadelphia Tribune. They highlight ongoing financial challenges amid rising costs.
Philadelphia chef [Name] has been named to the prestigious James Beard Foundation’s “Ones to Watch” list, highlighting rising culinary talents nationwide. This recognition places the chef among the top emerging leaders in the industry.
The City of Philadelphia’s Department of Commerce hosts monthly events designed to support local businesses. These gatherings offer networking, resources, and expert insights to help entrepreneurs thrive and expand in Philadelphia’s dynamic market.
Piano has secured $120 million in funding, aiming to accelerate its growth plans in Philadelphia. The infusion is expected to boost expansion efforts, strengthening the city’s position as a tech hub, The Business Journals reports.