PhillyDeals: Phila. investor Ira Lubert working with five others to replace Joe Paterno

Mid-career residents aged 35 to 44 years are leading the growth amid Philadelphia's talent pool of degree-holders.

Penn Terminals in Eddystone, owned by Singapore-based PSA International, plans to add hundreds of new refrigeration connections and to stack produce trailers high.

The financing will provide upgrades to the company’s reactors in Limerick, Montgomery County, as well as in Illinois and Maryland.

Small businesses generally are not exempt from the new requirements under Philadelphia's Fair Practice Ordinance.

The condemnation of Bezos by his most famous employee is one of the headlines from “Secrets,” the long-awaited memoir of his 55 years in journalism to be published Nov. 24.

Anthropic sits atop a pyramid of business partners and suppliers, making it a barometer of the broader economy. Its IPO will have widespread implications.

The maker of the Claude chatbot publicly disclosed its financials for the first time, as it seeks to list in what could be the largest-ever initial public offering.

The states, including N.J., have joined in the complaint alleging the stores charged more at the register than prices displayed on shelves and ads.

Gov. Josh Shapiro said $371 million in state funding would help create thousands of jobs. That projection was based in part on a study officials declined to share.

Has artificial intelligence finally killed the cover letter?

OpenAI, Anthropic, and Elon Musk have pledged an estimated $300 billion to philanthropic projects, more than three times the holdings of the influential Gates Foundation.

This year, the National Retail Federation estimates Americans will spend some $4.4 billion on Halloween costumes. In 2018 alone, they discarded about 11.3 million tons of textiles, said the EPA.

Artificial intelligence is powering growth in the U.S. economy, but that mostly benefits large corporations and the wealthy, economist Mark Zandi writes.

The policy, announced Tuesday, will apply to bookings from Nov. 20 and asks hosts to set “reasonable” house rules and to disclose them in a designated section of their listing.

FirstEnergy Pennsylvania argues in a case before state utility regulators that there should be more guardrails for consumers. Suppliers say they are being scapegoated for recent price increases.

Brian O'Neill has applied to build a data center on a vacant former quarry, as he continues to push ahead with other plans in nearby Upper Merion and Plymouth Townships.

The monthly rates in New Jersey range from $1,600 to $2,200 a month for infant care and $1,400 to $1,900 monthly for toddler care. Stakeholders are calling for more state support.

The Chariot Allaire CEO emphasized in a town hall Wednesday that the partnership still wants to restore healthcare services in Delaware County but needs other organizations willing to operate there.

An AI-assisted discovery of the flaw could allow hackers to remotely execute code in the programming language that powers websites and web applications.

Foles, the former Eagles QB, said on his podcast that he "knew something bad was going to happen," starting when the Eagles and Jeff Stoutland parted ways after last season.

The cease-and-desist is the second time in two weeks a candidate in the race has called on the other to take down an ad.

Inquirer columnist David Murphy joins Jeff McLane to discuss the fallout from the dispiriting home loss to the Cowboys and how the team should approach the Nov. 10 NFL trade deadline.

The city is budgeted to spend the remaining $240 million by the end of the current fiscal year on June 30, 2027.

Leon Paparo, 45, of Springfield, surrendered Tuesday to Delaware County investigators and was being held at the George W. Hill Correctional Facility.

The failure of the Justice Department to secure the indictment marks the latest rebuke of the law enforcement agency’s efforts to prosecute one of the president’s political enemies.