Chris A. Williams

Inovio, a vaccine chaser, topped the list, while small regional banks dropped to the bottom.

An Inquirer analysis suggests that the Pa. and N.J. death counts from coronavirus are undercounting fatalities.

New data show some Americans are starting to travel further from home amid the pandemic.

DoorDash has pulled ahead in the Philadelphia market, too, data says.

Experts offered possible explanations for why Philadelphians are moving more than those in the suburbs, ranging from its poverty level to merely having a larger population. The city also has more hourly workers, such as grocery store clerks who have to be at work.

One reason for the apparent lag in the federal figures is that they may reflect the numbers processed, as opposed to the numbers filed.

Foot traffic shows day public noticed epidemic.

Notable places in Philadelphia can be either busy or abandoned as the coronavirus pandemic changes how we get through the day.

Restaurant visits started to sink in many American cities by March 9 — for some cities even earlier — but reservations didn’t crash in Philadelphia for another three days.

As Philadelphia’s population shrunk and property values declined, the city gave away houses and lots for $1. Today, hundreds of thousands in taxes are overdue.