“There is a heavy emphasis on female-founded companies and there is an emphasis on sports,” said Sam Schwartz, the Comcast executive overseeing the incubator program.

A Burlington County man said he never would have paid $5 for a beer and $3 for a soda if the restaurant disclosed the drink prices.

An estimated 500,000 people in Pennsylvania do not have access to high-speed internet, according to the Federal Communications Commission. Now add Northeast Airport to that group.

After dreaming for years about becoming a director and then spending an inspiring day on a movie set with M. Night Shyamalan, Valley Forge grandmother Melissa Davey has made a film.

Next week brings one of the biggest shopping events of the year: Amazon Prime Day, where the online giant will be offering significant discounts to its “Prime” subscribers on many of its products.

The decision was two years in the making and included a review of the existing small business support services in Philadelphia, which led to a determination that Wharton could be playing a more impactful role in entrepreneurial support.

“People are worried they will have to work until they die,” said expert. “If our elderly are living in poverty, it is a moral problem, but also a fiscal problem. If they have to rely on public assistance, it drives up taxpayer costs.”

This younger generation, Americans born between 1997 and 2012, have "high expectations about convenience”

North Philly single mother Saudia Shuler famously hired a live camel for her son’s extravagant Dubai-themed prom sendoff before pleading guilty to Social Security fraud earlier this year.

Job opportunities abound in many sectors — finance, nurses, insurance, customer service, technology and software developers, but agriculture and transportation are seeing the greatest demand.

Working nearly 40 years in her family's bedding business, Janet Wischnia has just launched a line of organic, American-made bed linens that will test the 88-year-old wholesale company's ability to succeed in today's social media-driven direct-to-consumer world.

The Rev. Georgiette Morgan-Thomas, owner of American Hats, designed special hats for four other cancer survivors as part of Einstein Medical Center's Cancer Survivors Day.

The proposal would force state banks to check for bank accounts owned by businesses with overdue taxes.