Hahnemann University Hospital’s owners agree to buy ‘tail insurance’ for former residents

Hahnemann University Hospital’s owners agree to buy ‘tail insurance’ for former residents

by Harold Brubaker
The bankrupt parent of the former Hahnemann University Hospital has agreed to buy malpractice insurance that will protect hundreds of medical residents who trained at the Center City hospital before it closed last summer.
Comcast’s highest-ranking female executive is retiring

Comcast’s highest-ranking female executive is retiring

by Christian Hetrick
Rudnay, the company’s highest-ranking female executive, is leaving at the end of the year.
Comcast’s highest-ranking female executive is retiring

Comcast’s highest-ranking female executive is retiring

Rudnay, the company’s highest-ranking female executive, is leaving at the end of the year.
Disastrous day for Fort Washington-based Nutrisystem’s parent company

Disastrous day for Fort Washington-based Nutrisystem’s parent company

by Sam Wood
Michael Petusky, a health care analyst for Chicago-based Barrington Research, put the onus for Tivity’s failure squarely on Nutrisystem. “They’ve been woefully short on attracting customers through digital advertising," he said. "Weight Watchers does a much better job."
Disastrous day for Fort Washington-based Nutrisystem’s parent company

Disastrous day for Fort Washington-based Nutrisystem’s parent company

Michael Petusky, a health care analyst for Chicago-based Barrington Research, put the onus for Tivity’s failure squarely on Nutrisystem. “They’ve been woefully short on attracting customers through digital advertising," he said. "Weight Watchers does a much better job."
Crozer-Keystone Health appoints Peter Adamo as CEO

Crozer-Keystone Health appoints Peter Adamo as CEO

by Harold Brubaker
The job brings Peter Adamo back to the Philadelphia area, where he started his career at the former Graduate Hospital.
Crozer-Keystone Health appoints Peter Adamo as CEO

Crozer-Keystone Health appoints Peter Adamo as CEO

The job brings Peter Adamo back to the Philadelphia area, where he started his career at the former Graduate Hospital.
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Coronavirus doesn’t change this Fed president’s upbeat outlook for the U.S. economy

Coronavirus doesn’t change this Fed president’s upbeat outlook for the U.S. economy

by Erin Arvedlund
The coronavirus is a risk to the U.S. economy, but one the Fed is still assessing.
Burger King wants you to watch a Whopper consumed by mold. It’s a new ad campaign. Seriously.

Burger King wants you to watch a Whopper consumed by mold. It’s a new ad campaign. Seriously.

by Laura Reiley, Washington Post
Nearly every national restaurant brand has scrambled in recent years to clean up ingredient statements, often switching from artificial colors, flavors, preservatives and sweeteners to "natural" alternatives.
Acme will replace Fresh Grocer in University City, Penn says

Acme will replace Fresh Grocer in University City, Penn says

by Jacob Baumgart
The Fresh Grocer at 40th and Walnut Streets will close after losing a nearly four-year long legal battle with Penn.
Even with 10,000 solar industry jobs in Pa. and N.J., the region lags behind, report says

Even with 10,000 solar industry jobs in Pa. and N.J., the region lags behind, report says

by Frank Kummer
A new report says there are more than 10,000 jobs in the solar industry in Pennsylvania and New Jersey, but both states lag behind others in creating those jobs for a mix of reasons.
Bloomberg would sell business interests if elected president

Bloomberg would sell business interests if elected president

by Kathleen Ronayne, Associated Press
Mike Bloomberg would sell the financial data and media company he created in the 1980s — which bears his name and made him a multibillionaire — if he is elected U.S. president, a top adviser said Tuesday.
Amazon seeks aid from Delaware as plans progress for giant warehouse at former GM plant near Wilmington
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Amazon seeks aid from Delaware as plans progress for giant warehouse at former GM plant near Wilmington

by Joseph N. DiStefano
A developer has applied to build a 5½-story, 3.83 million-square-foot “LogistiCenter” on a 142-acre site of a former GM auto assembly plant on Boxwood Road west of Wilmington.
Coronavirus hits cruising industry where it hurts most — new business

Coronavirus hits cruising industry where it hurts most — new business

by Hannah Sampson
That sentiment is bad news for the growing cruise industry, which has taken a multimillion-dollar financial hit as the situation unfolds. Bookings are down, according to some major players, and the nonstop attention has been damaging.
Why the most powerful Teamster in Pa. is going up against Hoffa

Why the most powerful Teamster in Pa. is going up against Hoffa

by Juliana Feliciano Reyes
Bill Hamilton, a longtime Pennsylvania Teamsters leader, says the current administration is no longer working for its members, and the most recent UPS contract is proof.
Franklin Resources buying Legg Mason for $4.5 billion

Franklin Resources buying Legg Mason for $4.5 billion

by Associated Press
Franklin Resources is buying rival investment manager Legg Mason for $4.5 billion
DuPont CEO and CFO are sent packing while Edward Breen takes the top job again

DuPont CEO and CFO are sent packing while Edward Breen takes the top job again

by Joseph N. DiStefano
The former Tyco chief has been selling DuPont in pieces. Insiders predict no big change.
U.K.’s Craftory pumps $10 million into this Philly eco-pod soap supplier

U.K.’s Craftory pumps $10 million into this Philly eco-pod soap supplier

by Joseph N. DiStefano
Jonathan Propper, a pioneer of the soap-pod industry, has convinced a British green-investment company to back his eco-friendly business.
A spike in the cost of electricity at the Philadelphia Flower Show is shocking some vendors

A spike in the cost of electricity at the Philadelphia Flower Show is shocking some vendors

by Sam Wood
Some vendors at this year’s Philadelphia Flower Show are facing electrical bills that are more than double what they paid in 2019. The increase has sparked nearly 20 complaints, according to the show’s organizers.
What small businesses can do to reduce employee stress
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What small businesses can do to reduce employee stress

by Gene Marks
Reducing workplace stress is more important than ever given as good talent is in high demand and losing a valuable worker can be devastating.
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