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The Keystone Commons industrial park in the Pittsburgh suburb of Turtle Creek is home to a zinc battery plant operated by Eos Energy Enterprises.

Workers say Pa. plant eligible for $2 billion in public funds is union busting

Eos’ Pittsburgh-area battery plant got subsidies aimed at “good clean jobs.” Its workers say they’re getting fired for unionizing.

Kalena Thomhave, Capital & Main

Left: Joseph LaForte, founder of embattled business lender Par Funding; Right: James LaForte, his brother and a reputed soldier in New York's Gambino crime family

Par Funding’s LaForte brothers could spend more than a decade in prison under a deal cut with prosecutors — if a judge accepts it

Jeremy Roebuck and Joseph N. DiStefano

The Ilera medical marijuana dispensary in Plymouth Meeting.

Former owners of a Pennsylvania medical marijuana business defrauded their partner and owe her $24.5 million, a Philly judge ruled

Virtua Our Lady of Lourdes Hospital chief medical officer Alan Pope (left) and Lisa Ferraro (right), president of Virtua Our Lady of Lourdes Hospital, pose on Monday, Sept. 9, 2024 as construction continues on a building with affordable rental units and a first-floor Virtua facility next to the Ferry Avenue PATCO station in Camden.

A pioneering Camden development next to a PATCO station is getting a reboot

Linda Galer and William Flynn's red bungalow is nestled in the trees on their Stone Harbor, N.J., property. It stands out among the many multimillion-dollar homes on Seven Mile Island.

‘Frozen in time’: They own tiny homes on million-dollar properties in swanky Jersey Shore towns. But they don’t want to sell.

Erin McCarthy and Ariana Perez-Castells

Joel L. Naroff: Managing the sunsetting 2017 tax cuts could be the biggest test of the next Congress and president

A massive political battle over personal taxes vs. corporate taxes, and high-income earners taxes vs. lower- and middle-income household taxes is coming in 2025.

Joel L. Naroff, For The Inquirer

Getting anything done in Congress is difficult even when a simple majority is required.

Getting anything done in Congress is difficult even when a simple majority is required.

Joel L. Naroff: Managing the sunsetting 2017 tax cuts could be the biggest test of the next Congress and president

A massive political battle over personal taxes vs. corporate taxes, and high-income earners taxes vs. lower- and middle-income household taxes is coming in 2025.

Joel L. Naroff, For The Inquirer

Harris proposes a (mostly) solid plan to boost the U.S. economy

Mark Zandi, For The Inquirer

Vice President Kamala Harris' economic agenda focuses on how to lower the cost of living for low- and middle-income American families.

While Pennsylvania struggles to legalize, Delaware opens applications for marijuana licenses

Delaware grows closer to selling legal weed as it begins to accept applications for cannabis businesses in the state on Monday, Aug. 19, 2024.

Harris zeroes in on high food and housing prices as inflation plays a big role in the campaign

Associated Press

Democratic presidential nominee Kamala Harris and her running mate, Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz, take the stage during a rally at the Liacouras Center on Aug 6, 2024.

U.S. inflation slowed again in July, clearing the way for the Fed to begin cutting interest rates

Christopher Rugaber, Associated Press

Homes for sale and rent in the 1600 block of Fontain St. in North Philadelphia, just west of Temple University, in 2021.

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