Gennette guided the retailer through the pandemic after taking the top job at Macy’s in March 2017.

A two-year investigation found that the embattled Swiss bank violated a 2014 plea agreement for allowing tax evasion by its clients.

Mayor Jim Kenney’s proposed budget about $38,000 less for the department created under his watch. Councilmember Kendra Brooks said she was surprised and disappointed.

April showers may bring May flowers but they can also cause wet basements.

The governor's veto blocked similar legislation last year.

$584 million in federal funding has been targeted for businesses in the Delaware Valley under the State Small Business Credit Initiative program.

While large chains are pulling extra bottles from non-Philadelphia locations, smaller stores are ordering extra shipments from their suppliers or driving to pick up cases of water.

The plant is among a cluster of industrial companies along the Delaware River that was home to chemical giants since the early 20th century.

A deep dive into the state’s labor data shows a slow, complicated recovery from the pandemic crash.

Social media, one consumer said, “is one of the few places where a consumer against those big brands can have some impact.”

Janeci Suarez-Martinez faced a $12K lawsuit after following her client to a new home-care agency.

What started as a good deed for the environment is now getting global attention. The journey began with $20 and a trip to CVS.

Some users reported seeing a pop-up when they logged into Twitter warning them to subscribe to Twitter Blue to avoid losing their check mark.

Annual revenue for Nuuly, the clothing-rental service from Urban Outfitters, topped $130 million — and the company sees exponential growth as consumers look for fast-fashion alternatives.

The state lost 1.1 million jobs in March and April 2020. As of January 2023, more than 100% of those jobs had been recovered, the Pennsylvania Department of Labor and Industry announced Friday.