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The Business Journals reveal the 2025 Best Places to Work finalists in the micro company category, highlighting standout small businesses excelling in employee satisfaction and workplace culture.
TikTok-famous candy brand Sweet Treats opened its first brick-and-mortar store in Eastern Pennsylvania, drawing crowds eager to try their viral confections. The shop aims to blend digital fame with local charm.
Philadelphia highlights its vibrant Black-, Latino-, and AAPI-owned businesses, encouraging residents and visitors to support diverse local entrepreneurs. The initiative aims to boost economic growth and celebrate cultural heritage across the city.
Philadelphia students are partnering with Van Buren to develop a new business incubator aimed at boosting local entrepreneurship. The initiative seeks to foster innovation and economic growth in the community.
The City of Philadelphia has released a comprehensive list of holiday markets and small business locations, encouraging residents to shop local this season. Find festive spots citywide supporting local artisans and entrepreneurs.
Philadelphia’s high business taxes are stifling job growth, say experts. Rising rates discourage investment and expansion, threatening the city’s economic future and workforce development.
The Business Journals unveil the first group of 2025’s “40 Under 40” honorees, spotlighting emerging leaders shaping the future across industries with innovation, impact, and vision.
Philly-area small businesses voice concerns over rising tariffs, citing increased costs and supply chain disruptions. Many fear these trade policies could hinder growth and profitability in an already challenging market.
Hundreds of Amazon contract workers in South Jersey face job losses as a pilot program concludes. The end of the initiative marks a shift in Amazon’s regional operations, affecting local employment opportunities.
Philadelphia ranks among the top U.S. cities for business executives, according to a new survey. The report highlights the city’s strong economy, talent pool, and quality of life as key factors driving its appeal.
The Pennsylvania Department of State oversees business registrations, licensing, and compliance, ensuring a transparent and efficient environment for entrepreneurs and corporations across the Commonwealth.
The Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia released its March 2025 Nonmanufacturing Business Outlook Survey, revealing modest growth and mixed optimism among service sector firms amid ongoing economic uncertainties.
The Philadelphia Bar Association has named Christie R. Jones as its new executive director. Jones brings extensive legal and leadership experience to the role, aiming to strengthen the association’s impact in the legal community.
Black-owned retailers in the Philly region face slow sales amid economic challenges but remain hopeful for recovery. Community efforts and local support are key to revitalizing businesses and boosting the local economy.
An engineer shares why they left Silicon Valley for Philadelphia, citing cost of living, quality of life, and emerging tech opportunities. Their move reflects a growing trend of tech talent relocating outside traditional hubs.
Sojo Industries has raised $40 million to expand its operations, aiming to double its footprint in Bucks County. The funding will support growth initiatives and enhance manufacturing capabilities.
TikTok-famous candy business Sugar Rush opens its first brick-and-mortar store in Philadelphia. The shop offers viral sweet treats that captivated online audiences, bringing popular digital flavors to local fans.
The Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia’s February 2025 Manufacturing Business Outlook Survey shows a slight rise in regional factory activity, signaling cautious optimism among manufacturers amid ongoing economic uncertainties.
Uncertainty over tariffs is disrupting Philadelphia businesses, delaying shipments and causing inventory backlogs overseas. Companies face rising costs and operational challenges amid unclear trade policies.
TD Bank has fallen to last place in retail customer satisfaction in the Philadelphia market, according to the latest J.D. Power rankings. The report highlights growing challenges for the bank amid rising customer expectations.