BusinessPhilly watchdog says city’s property tax crackdown may have missed thousands of fraudsters — and $30 million more in revenueBrady’s report suggests the city is still not recovering the millions of dollars in tax revenue it is owed. Her report says that the city should review an additional 36,000 properties.Anna Orso FCC lifts the cap limiting the size of TV broadcasting companiesScott Nover, Washington Post ‘Financial malpractice’ alleged at Philly-based painters unionAndrew Seidman and William Bender 2026 Volkswagen Jetta GLI: A quick bargain that may be gone in a flashScott Sturgis Philly movers make the impossible happen | Real Estate NewsletterMichaelle Bond AdvertisementEconomyMoreInflation is a policy choice | Expert opinionThere’s no easy fix to the damage done to family budgets, writes economist Mark Zandi. Mark Zandi, For The Inquirer Inflation is a policy choice | Expert opinionThere’s no easy fix to the damage done to family budgets, writes economist Mark Zandi. Mark Zandi, For The Inquirer Iran war has cost your household $1,000 — and counting | Expert Opinion Mark Zandi, For The Inquirer Social Security fund could run dry in six years | Expert OpinionJoel L. Naroff, For The Inquirer Federal Reserve unlikely to lose its independence under new chair | Expert opinionMark Zandi, For The Inquirer These drivers found cheap gasCorina Knoll, New York Times AdvertisementMore StoriesDownsizing in Bella Vista, they kept travel treasures and love of film in the homeAndrea and Eran Preis moved from a four-bedroom house in Queen Village to a two-bedroom condo, letting go of many belongings and keeping the most precious.Sally A. Downey, For The Inquirer Was the World Cup good for Philly’s economy? The early signs are inHotels and short-term rentals made more money, but it was sometimes due to higher pricing, not increased occupancy.Olivia Prusky Moving in the city is a stressful puzzle. These Philly pros make it look easy.Changing homes in Philly often means contending with old buildings, tight spaces, and city streets with little parking. Local professional movers have found ways to get it done.Olivia Prusky 150 employees expected to lose jobs as company closes Oaks distribution centerEssendant, which merged with Staples several years ago, is planning the closure as it looks to avoid liquidating the company.Ariana Perez-Castells Hackers target New Jersey municipal water systems in nationwide cyberattackTwo New Jersey municipal water systems were targeted in a cyberattack that affected several water agencies across seven states in July.Henry Savage and Robert Moran New Hope-area estate with ‘magical’ gardens hits market for $5 millionThe gardens at Paxson Hill Farm were once open to the public but closed in 2024 after the owner's death. Frank Kummer Wonderland developer is tearing down a $10M mansion in AvalonDeveloper Eustace Mita says it's not for his personal use.Amy S. Rosenberg Federal and state officials highlight Medicaid fraud in Philadelphia President Trump's administration has made it a priority to combat Medicaid billing fraud nationwide. In Philly, one case cited was an agency that billed $225,000 for services by a deceased aide.Harold Brubaker Kepple’s Carpet Inc., a family-owned company in Camden County, has filed for bankruptcyThe West Berlin flooring company filed for bankruptcy as the U.S. flooring industry faces rising costs.Lacey Latch Five Below investors are alleging securities fraud in a class actionLawyers for the Philadelphia-based discount retailer say "failing to make accurate predictions does not amount to securities fraud."Andrew Seidman N.J. attorney general sues Amazon over delivery driver network she says is bad for workersThis is New Jersey's fourth open lawsuit against the tech giant and first filed under Gov. Mikie Sherrill's administration. Aliya Schneider Fabric Workshop and Museum employees are the latest museum workers to get a union contractThe group of workers is part of a wave of organizing among museum employees in Philadelphia in recent years. Ariana Perez-Castells Employers are grappling with their cannabis policies | Expert opinionAs cannabis becomes more widely used and legally allowed in more places, employers are adjusting their drug policies, Gene Marks writes.Gene Marks, For The Inquirer House of the week: A condo in Washington Square West for $339,900The current owner's favorite feature was the outdoor space on the rooftop.Paul Jablow A sports complex in King of Prussia? Here’s why Upper Merion says it makes senseThe venue proposed could accommodate over 7,500 spectators for sporting events, concerts, and more. Ariana Perez-Castells See more storiesAdvertisement
Philly watchdog says city’s property tax crackdown may have missed thousands of fraudsters — and $30 million more in revenueBrady’s report suggests the city is still not recovering the millions of dollars in tax revenue it is owed. Her report says that the city should review an additional 36,000 properties.Anna Orso
Philly watchdog says city’s property tax crackdown may have missed thousands of fraudsters — and $30 million more in revenueBrady’s report suggests the city is still not recovering the millions of dollars in tax revenue it is owed. Her report says that the city should review an additional 36,000 properties.Anna Orso
Inflation is a policy choice | Expert opinionThere’s no easy fix to the damage done to family budgets, writes economist Mark Zandi. Mark Zandi, For The Inquirer
Inflation is a policy choice | Expert opinionThere’s no easy fix to the damage done to family budgets, writes economist Mark Zandi. Mark Zandi, For The Inquirer
Inflation is a policy choice | Expert opinionThere’s no easy fix to the damage done to family budgets, writes economist Mark Zandi. Mark Zandi, For The Inquirer
Inflation is a policy choice | Expert opinionThere’s no easy fix to the damage done to family budgets, writes economist Mark Zandi. Mark Zandi, For The Inquirer
Federal Reserve unlikely to lose its independence under new chair | Expert opinionMark Zandi, For The Inquirer
Federal Reserve unlikely to lose its independence under new chair | Expert opinionMark Zandi, For The Inquirer
Downsizing in Bella Vista, they kept travel treasures and love of film in the homeAndrea and Eran Preis moved from a four-bedroom house in Queen Village to a two-bedroom condo, letting go of many belongings and keeping the most precious.Sally A. Downey, For The Inquirer
Downsizing in Bella Vista, they kept travel treasures and love of film in the homeAndrea and Eran Preis moved from a four-bedroom house in Queen Village to a two-bedroom condo, letting go of many belongings and keeping the most precious.Sally A. Downey, For The Inquirer
Was the World Cup good for Philly’s economy? The early signs are inHotels and short-term rentals made more money, but it was sometimes due to higher pricing, not increased occupancy.Olivia Prusky
Was the World Cup good for Philly’s economy? The early signs are inHotels and short-term rentals made more money, but it was sometimes due to higher pricing, not increased occupancy.Olivia Prusky
Moving in the city is a stressful puzzle. These Philly pros make it look easy.Changing homes in Philly often means contending with old buildings, tight spaces, and city streets with little parking. Local professional movers have found ways to get it done.Olivia Prusky
Moving in the city is a stressful puzzle. These Philly pros make it look easy.Changing homes in Philly often means contending with old buildings, tight spaces, and city streets with little parking. Local professional movers have found ways to get it done.Olivia Prusky
150 employees expected to lose jobs as company closes Oaks distribution centerEssendant, which merged with Staples several years ago, is planning the closure as it looks to avoid liquidating the company.Ariana Perez-Castells
150 employees expected to lose jobs as company closes Oaks distribution centerEssendant, which merged with Staples several years ago, is planning the closure as it looks to avoid liquidating the company.Ariana Perez-Castells
Hackers target New Jersey municipal water systems in nationwide cyberattackTwo New Jersey municipal water systems were targeted in a cyberattack that affected several water agencies across seven states in July.Henry Savage and Robert Moran
Hackers target New Jersey municipal water systems in nationwide cyberattackTwo New Jersey municipal water systems were targeted in a cyberattack that affected several water agencies across seven states in July.Henry Savage and Robert Moran
New Hope-area estate with ‘magical’ gardens hits market for $5 millionThe gardens at Paxson Hill Farm were once open to the public but closed in 2024 after the owner's death. Frank Kummer
New Hope-area estate with ‘magical’ gardens hits market for $5 millionThe gardens at Paxson Hill Farm were once open to the public but closed in 2024 after the owner's death. Frank Kummer
Wonderland developer is tearing down a $10M mansion in AvalonDeveloper Eustace Mita says it's not for his personal use.Amy S. Rosenberg
Wonderland developer is tearing down a $10M mansion in AvalonDeveloper Eustace Mita says it's not for his personal use.Amy S. Rosenberg
Federal and state officials highlight Medicaid fraud in Philadelphia President Trump's administration has made it a priority to combat Medicaid billing fraud nationwide. In Philly, one case cited was an agency that billed $225,000 for services by a deceased aide.Harold Brubaker
Federal and state officials highlight Medicaid fraud in Philadelphia President Trump's administration has made it a priority to combat Medicaid billing fraud nationwide. In Philly, one case cited was an agency that billed $225,000 for services by a deceased aide.Harold Brubaker
Kepple’s Carpet Inc., a family-owned company in Camden County, has filed for bankruptcyThe West Berlin flooring company filed for bankruptcy as the U.S. flooring industry faces rising costs.Lacey Latch
Kepple’s Carpet Inc., a family-owned company in Camden County, has filed for bankruptcyThe West Berlin flooring company filed for bankruptcy as the U.S. flooring industry faces rising costs.Lacey Latch
Five Below investors are alleging securities fraud in a class actionLawyers for the Philadelphia-based discount retailer say "failing to make accurate predictions does not amount to securities fraud."Andrew Seidman
Five Below investors are alleging securities fraud in a class actionLawyers for the Philadelphia-based discount retailer say "failing to make accurate predictions does not amount to securities fraud."Andrew Seidman
N.J. attorney general sues Amazon over delivery driver network she says is bad for workersThis is New Jersey's fourth open lawsuit against the tech giant and first filed under Gov. Mikie Sherrill's administration. Aliya Schneider
N.J. attorney general sues Amazon over delivery driver network she says is bad for workersThis is New Jersey's fourth open lawsuit against the tech giant and first filed under Gov. Mikie Sherrill's administration. Aliya Schneider
Fabric Workshop and Museum employees are the latest museum workers to get a union contractThe group of workers is part of a wave of organizing among museum employees in Philadelphia in recent years. Ariana Perez-Castells
Fabric Workshop and Museum employees are the latest museum workers to get a union contractThe group of workers is part of a wave of organizing among museum employees in Philadelphia in recent years. Ariana Perez-Castells
Employers are grappling with their cannabis policies | Expert opinionAs cannabis becomes more widely used and legally allowed in more places, employers are adjusting their drug policies, Gene Marks writes.Gene Marks, For The Inquirer
Employers are grappling with their cannabis policies | Expert opinionAs cannabis becomes more widely used and legally allowed in more places, employers are adjusting their drug policies, Gene Marks writes.Gene Marks, For The Inquirer
House of the week: A condo in Washington Square West for $339,900The current owner's favorite feature was the outdoor space on the rooftop.Paul Jablow
House of the week: A condo in Washington Square West for $339,900The current owner's favorite feature was the outdoor space on the rooftop.Paul Jablow
A sports complex in King of Prussia? Here’s why Upper Merion says it makes senseThe venue proposed could accommodate over 7,500 spectators for sporting events, concerts, and more. Ariana Perez-Castells
A sports complex in King of Prussia? Here’s why Upper Merion says it makes senseThe venue proposed could accommodate over 7,500 spectators for sporting events, concerts, and more. Ariana Perez-Castells
