Bob Fernandez

A trade case may lead U.S. officials to protect one small Pennsylvania company over the objections of Budweiser.

The social media giant announced on Friday its first-ever plans to pay for journalism through licensing fees to provide content for Facebook News.

Facebook is expected to announce the new Facebook News tab and agreements with hundreds of news organizations on Friday, marking the first time the fast-growing company has agreed to pay for news.

Ardmore’s Tom Noonan says his high-velocity pitching machine Fireball can mimic specific pro pitchers.

Trendy Philadelphia retailer Five Below expects to have a new attraction in some of its stores by this time next year: esports gaming centers.

More than 40 million Americans hold $1.6 trillion in student debt. Here are the stories of 4 Pennsylvania and New Jersey residents who are paying off graduate school loans.

The case involves entertainment executive Byron Allen, who claims Comcast racially discriminated against him when it refused to carry his cable-TV channels.

Radio giant Entercom Communications' ban on e-cigarette ads comes as Juul faces regulatory scrutiny in Washington and has said it would suspend print, digital and broadcast advertising. The Juul CEO also resigned on Wednesday.

Disputes over referral fees, a shadowy area of the legal industry in which experts say Pennsylvania has looser rules than other states, are typically settled. But says a Seton Hall University law school professor: “Lawyers get greedy.”

The hackers -- in what some call ransomware -- have asked Entercom for $500,000, according to the reports.