Soup's on at Campbell's new employee center

“We have a philosophy of work as rehabilitation,” he told the Daily News in 1988. “The goal is to show these people they can do a whale of a lot more than they think they can do.”

Sen. Bernie Sanders and Rep. Greg Casar are introducing legislation that would ban artificial superintelligence, pause development of advanced AI systems and create a new Department of AI.

“Ghost job” postings, AI interviewers, and a lack of in-person connection can add to the stress and take a toll on your mental health.

DataOne, which is building the Cumberland County facility, installed and operated 62 large natural-gas power generators without the required state permits, according to DEP.

Praising increased safety, incoming chair and Jefferson CEO Joseph G. Cacchione said the health system is no longer considering moving headquarters out of Center City.

Employee pay and benefits typically account for more than half of health system expenses and have contributed to rising healthcare costs for employers and governments.

The deal includes requirements for Paramount to increase domestic production and monitor editorial independence of the news operations. Critics decried the settlement.

The new micro-mall has coffee, vinyl records, gifts, yoga — and an antique bowling lane floor.

The Malvern-based fund giant has moved its focus to advice, private assets, bonds, and cash.

Inflation and a pullback in government assistance have resulted in more Americans having trouble paying their bills, a nonprofit found in its annual report.

The airline will begin serving the nonstop route next June.

With tailors disappearing, an Upper Bucks shop is set to pass to a fifth generation. That's "extraordinarily uncommon," the head of a trade association said.

Greater Philadelphia booksellers tell us the best books they've read so far this year.

America’s position of global economic stability and a haven for investment is starting to look shakier as the Trump administration piles on debt and doubles down on sanctions.

Across Greater Philadelphia, bookstores are back. Sellers say screen fatigue, a hunger for community, and a desire to support local businesses are fueling the surge.

Regenerative agriculture aims to improve soil health. Such farmed products now generate $2 billion a year in retail sales. However, the label "regenerative' is only lightly regulated.

There has been pushback against Waymo in Philadelphia from City Council, human rideshare drivers, transit workers and others.

Brian O'Neill said Upper Merion Township officials stated that data centers would be allowed under its zoning code, then changed their tune due to pushback. Now, he wants a judge to approve his plans.

The Philly-founded coffee company launched its canned draft latte 10 years ago.

Highmark and Rothman had a dispute about the use of out-of-network physician assistants by a small number of Rothman surgeons.

Did Danny Brière break a mirror? Did Dave Dombrowski walk under a ladder? Did Howie Roseman spill the salt? In an 11-day span, injuries to key players darken the outlook for three local franchises.

A senior advisor in Milwaukee, Klentak has been a part of four straight division titles with the Brewers. But his fingerprints can still be found on the Phillies’ roster.

Muna Elshakhs, a Tredyffrin/Easttown teacher, was selected to replace Jen Rivera, who resigned after being arrested last month on embezzlement charges.

The Church of Christian Compassion opened a 38-unit, income-based apartment building in Cobbs Creek.

A bid for the mayor’s office would pit Brooks, the leader of the city’s Working Families Party, against Parker, a centrist aligned with the Democratic Party establishment.