Money

Short answer: it depends on the judge. Some legal scholars have long held that a bankruptcy judge can cut pension benefits because ...

Adjusting assumed rates of return on investments and setting a higher retirement age could go a long way to better funding pensions. ...

AT&T is paying $25 million in a settlement with federal regulators over data breaches at three call centers in Latin America that com ...

When a retail giant faces off against an iconic New York church in a Philadelphia court this week, a case that began with concerns about ...

The only certainties of life, observed Ben Franklin, are death and taxes. But ever since Franklin walked the streets of Philadelph ...

Philadelphia International Airport workers say they’re tired of waiting for a promised wage increase, but whether any help is comin ...

“Goodfellas” actor Paul Sorvino is blaming unfavorable news coverage in Pennsylvania for killing a deal to distribute a movie ...

The divisive ads that equate Islam with ...

A big player in the troubled nuclear power industry is trying to change the rules of the energy game. Exelon Corp. says Illinois l ...

Microsoft says it will push its U.S. suppliers to give their employees doing work for the technology company paid time off. Micros ...

A U.S. Energy Department advisory council says the U.S. should immediately begin a push to exploit its enormous trove of oil in the Arcti ...

The cost of Workers’ Compensation insurance is declining for the fourth consecutive year in Pennsylvania. The state departme ...

More than two dozen California vintners are facing a lawsuit claiming their wines contain dangerously high levels of arsenic. The ...

Environmentalists are speaking out against proposed offshore drilling along the East Coast from northern Virginia to the Georgia-Florida ...

Following an accident in Utah last week in which an 18-month-old girl survived 14 hours in her car seat upside down, New Jersey lawmakers ...