Bob Fernandez

The newer generation doesn't have the feeling for fine Persian rugs. Not only on the Main Line, but everywhere.

Doug Behren allegedly emailed to his Yahoo account more than 100 documents and then tried to hide his tracks, according to a lawsuit filed by Hershey.

The hot new metric in higher education is earnings after graduation, and La Salle topped those rankings nationally.

The sale, one expert said, represented a “case study of protectionism shoring up, for a brief period, the value of an asset looking for a buyer.”

Three of the biggest chocolate firms say they are open to regulations to help protect child workers and lush West African rain forests from the ravages of cocoa farming.

A tight local labor market, fueled by retiring Baby Boomers at manufacturing plants and worker-hungry Amazon warehouses, are making it hard for manufacturers to find workers and space to expand. Many of these firms are part of the supply chain for bigger companies.

Larry Williams is remembered as playing a pivotal role in "fashioning a lackluster Inquirer into what became one of the nation’s top five newspapers."

The Hershey School says it deserves the same discrimination exemptions as neighborhood parochial schools that advance the Catholic faith.

“Someone took the dog and we want to know why,” ACCT spokesperson Blake Martin said. “I’d like to think that it’s not nefarious.”

Police are investigating a fatal car accident at Cottman and Torresdale Avenues on early Sunday morning that took two lives.