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The proposed $2 billion venue will look to lure fans away from the parking lot and into restaurants, bars and other attractions before and after games.

Prediction markets allow access at 18, raising questions about gambling risks for young adults, warning signs and gaps in Pennsylvania’s research.

Over the last several decades, the number of men in the U.S. who aren’t participating in the workforce has risen steadily.

After a state Supreme Court ruling forced gambling machines out of neighborhood businesses, store owners say they’re losing revenue. Advocates point to the machines’ risks.

Executives say the telecom giant is eliminating layers of staff and expanding use of AI agents in customer service.

All state residents 65 and older must fill out a new PAS-1 form, even if they did so last year, to be eligible for relief from some property taxes.

Atlantic City Mayor Marty Small Sr. hopes Norcross’ influence can help his city in Trenton and boost investor interest nationally.

As other Republicans call for ending the Iran war or rolling back tariffs, the first-term senator is focused on eliminating “unnecessary” regulations.

The Library Bar and Mary Cassatt Tea Room are closing as the luxury hotel prepares for a new steakhouse, cocktail bar and redesigned spaces.

Business leaders say better coordination could help manufacturers overcome workforce shortages, transportation barriers and supply chain challenges.

The report points to deeper shipping channels, expanded terminals and better road and rail connections as key to PhilaPort’s long-term growth.

Seeing the Eagles away from the Linc can cost far less than catching a home game. Here’s what keeps Philadelphia ticket prices so high.

The developer behind a proposed $100 million overhaul says partial residential conversion is the only way to keep it viable without a state subsidy.

There’s a subscription service for everything these days. But we get to own less of the stuff we pay for.

Gov. Mikie Sherrill has defended her growth strategy, but advocates say the state must do more to boost competitiveness.