The promise of a new stimulus bill, low interest rates, and long grace periods make applying for forgiveness sometime in 2021 the better option.

As people nationwide hanker after dogs during the coronavirus pandemic, Pennsylvania's Bureau of Dog Law Enforcement is struggling with a critically low budget.

But business owners may want to wait and see before applying for loan forgiveness by the Oct. 31 deadline.

The Philadelphia media giant said it plans to help thousands of businesses over the next three years, especially Black-owned firms that have suffered the most during the pandemic.

The Center City company has added face masks to its line and will soon add a hijab, or face covering.

Philadelphia's jazz player and impresarios are finding ways to create safe places for scat.

The poll, conducted by Fairleigh Dickenson University, shows 2-1 support for the ballot measure.

JPMorgan Chase, America’s biggest bank by assets, said it will give $5 million to help connect diverse Philadelphia workers and businesses with well-paying construction jobs and contracts.

The good news is the economy “has rebounded faster than many of us had projected,” he said.

Federal coronavirus relief money made a big difference in Pennsylvania, but as it dries up, a second wave of closures could be coming.

There are more healthcare options for small employers and the best approach is pass these options down to your employees. “Offer multiple plans,” an expert says. And include an HSA plan in the mix.

More firms are investing in well-being programs to boost productivity and help employees strike a work/life balance.

The report, the last before November's presidential election, reflects a sizable decline in local education jobs, while gains in retail and temporary workers slowed.