The new projects, including AI efforts in Pennsylvania and three other states, are part of the British firm's pledge to invest $30 billion in the United States over the next five years.

WPSU, which has been broadcasting out of Penn State since 1953, will shut down following federal cuts to public media organizations

The number of Canadians visiting Philadelphia is down nearly 18%, likely pushing the city to its first international tourism loss since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Healthcare, arts and entertainment, food, and hospitality have seen employment growth in recent years.

The message is among the latest scam texts circulating in the area. The fraudsters ask for payment information, claiming that recipients are owed a tax refund from the city.

Accountants give their tips on how workers and employers should approach tipped income under new tax rules.

A new program will focus on AI, algorithms, and complex data to prep Wharton students for jobs managing big money, says grad and donor Bruce I. Jacobs.

President Donald Trump and Chinese Premier Xi Jinping will speak on Friday to possibly finalize the deal, according to U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent.

Workers are leaving 12 mins sooner this year than they did in 2019, according to new data from five Philadelphia office buildings. SEPTA has also noticed the trend.

Former guards have turned to legal action to try to get paid.

A Health Affairs study from the University of Pennsylvania found that lump sum annual payments to hospitals resulted in mixed financial results.

The macro environment of American vaccine policy is being radically reshaped by Robert F. Kennedy Jr. — an abrupt shift that is casting a pall on the business of developing vaccines.

The trend of ditching traditional office space to work from living rooms and hotels accelerated when the coronavirus hit in 2020

New data from the New York Federal Reserve highlight the reality for job seekers amid the most stagnant labor market in years.

It would be the biggest jump in at least five years, according to three surveys, adding turbulence to an uncertain economy and boosting expenses for millions of Americans already beset by inflation.