Conshohocken-based software company to buy its third AI startup for $40 million

AI stocks recovered some of their steep losses from last week, but the rest of the market and stocks worldwide were shaky

Audacy is rebranding The New 96.5 FM pop radio station into US 96.5, playing country hits and the newest releases, the Philadelphia-based broadcaster announced Monday.

Anthropic, an AI rival to SpaceX, earlier said it would form a “public benefit fund” and other tech moguls have contributed to savings accounts for children.

The initiative is a partnership between the nonprofit Esperanza, Thaddeus Stevens College of Technology, and the Tec Centro Workforce Network.

Transporting bananas to the United States has become much trickier since the conflict in the Middle East put pressure on global supply chains.

The helicopter factory in Ridley Township is the region's largest industrial employer, with 3,000 workers.

German American Marketing, the Christmas Village organizer, said booths will be "inaccessible" to customers to comply with the Americans with Disabilities Act.

A recent report from staffing services and business consulting firm Robert Half indicates that employers are competing for new hires with AI skills.

New data show that record-high monthly payments for car loans and student loans are adding huge costs to some budgets.

Companies perceived to have profited from ties to Trump would be targets if Democrats win. They also risk alienating customers and shareholders if they defy Congress.

There is little sign that higher borrowing costs are doing much to slow artificial intelligence development, which includes spending on chips, data centers, and the electrical systems to power them.

Halloween House operated last year at the Deptford Mall in South Jersey, then moved into the larger Center City space ahead of this season.

Riding the rails is resonating with today’s travelers. In fiscal year 2025, Amtrak set a record with 34.5 million passengers, up from 32.8 million the previous year.

Some said the cancellation reflects broader concerns about how the industry treats women. Companies have been scaling back DEI programs for women and people of color since Trump’s executive orders.

Asked how his party can regain voters' trust on economic issues, McCormick touted the GOP's "law and order" accomplishments while acknowledging high healthcare and gas prices.

Comcast, Yass, and Conshohocken-based Extremity Care were on a list of 57 donors who gave $100,000 or more, according to the Washington Post.

Higher consumer prices will account for about half the anticipated 4.2% growth in spending, much of which will be fueled by higher-income shoppers.

The small pickup has had a hard time connecting with buyers, and was doomed in early 2026 reports. It carries on for 2027, but with only a four-foot bed, it doesn’t carry much.

On impulse, she tested to be a Philadelphia police officer. To her surprise, she said later, she passed the exam and joined the Police Department in 1965.

The William Penn School District said it would resume some of its high school fall sports teams: cheer, boys soccer, boys and girls cross county, volleyball and girls tennis.

Hurts’ situation has been a cascading series of unfortunate, unlikely events, none of which can reasonably be blamed on the Eagles’ well-advised, if counterintuitive, course of action.

Burpee, a pioneering seed and garden supply company, has been rooted in the Philadelphia area since it was founded in 1876 by W. Atlee Burpee.

Addiction experts said the offer of a benefit that could be enjoyed by children of heavy gamblers, in a family-centric setting, is troubling, and raises new questions over how VIP programs operate.

“There is no universe in which all of this coincidentally happened all at the same time,” U.S. District Judge Ana Reyes said during a hearing Monday.

Since 2018. Brian T. Edwards has been the dean of Tulane’s school of liberal arts, its largest of nine schools. He's a Middle East and North African Studies scholar.