The Langhorne facility is one of 38 GM and Stellantis locations across 20 states that UAW added to the strike on Friday. “The dealerships are going to feel it,” said a local union leader.

The arrangement formalized Children's Hospital of Philadelphia's reach into Northeastern Pennsylvania.

A 261,000-square-foot facility will increase the available cold-chain logistics in an underserved area.

The blighted, 10-story building in downtown Camden had stood at the center of a legal dispute between New Jersey's poorest city and one of Philadelphia's most prominent developers.

Several readers responded to The Inquirer’s story last month about a Malvern man’s experience being charged a $1,000 lease buyout fee, sharing similar stories.

As Hot Labor Summer turns to fall, this inflatable rodent could be yours for a few thousand bucks, a Facebook Marketplace ad offers.

Media magnate Rupert Murdoch is stepping down as chairman of News Corp. and Fox Corp., the companies that he built into forces over the last 50 years.

Millennials drove a big increase in college-educated young people in Philadelphia. Will the city and region be able to keep that going with a smaller Generation Z cohort?

Fitch called Tower's cash reserves "precipitously weak" relative to its $1.6 billion in debt.

Yass, a cofounder of Bala Cynwyd-based Susquehanna International Group, is one of the largest donors to Club for Growth, a conservative super PAC pushing against TikTok bans.

The annual financial results are the first in three years that do not include substantial COVID-19 aid from the federal government.

“I let some of you down and I apologize," Rubin wrote on X (the platform formerly known as Twitter) after dozens of Eagles fans received lopsided kelly green shirts and jerseys from Fanatics.

"Lack of infrastructure upgrades" is keeping PHL back, per J.D. Power's senior managing director of travel, hospitality, retail and customer service.

Guests who want to cancel or make reservations said they've struggled to contact the hotel. But on-site, some customers say it's almost business as usual.

The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia board chair also said the hospital's free and discounted care is a small part of what it does for the community.