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It’s a sobering statistic. One fourth of the households in Pennsylvania are not earning enough to meet basic needs, accordin ...

The Delaware River Waterfront Corporation has taken another step toward making its voice heard on new projects. ...

Four regional banks are facing pressure to reach their own settlement with state attorneys general over how they handled foreclosures. Th ...

Pennsylvania residents are now paying a little more for their online purchases from Internet retailing giant Amazon.com and other online ...

The liberal group Keystone Research Center paints a discouraging picture of Pennsylvania in its latest jobs reports. The findings, ...

An Atlantic City casino has signed a new credit deal allowing it to borrow up to $100 million to continue operating. The new Re ...

Employees of the nation’s 500 most profitable companies have to worry less than their counterparts about revealing their sexual ori ...

Last week, Mayor Nutter’s aides said that if the city loses an appeal of a firefighters arbitration award, it will possibly have to ...

Developers, planners — they’re different species, who sometimes speak altogether different languages. The Delaware Riv ...

It could be an energy footnote — but in Philadelphia, perhaps, it’s confirmation that the city isn’t treading a new ene ...

“Firms responding to the July Business Outlook Survey continued to report weak business conditions.” That’s ...

In last week’s podcast, we talked to Daily News Editorial Page editor Sandra Shea about the Educational Improvement Tax Credit. Th ...

The perfect storm converged on Brian Adams’ commute one evening in June. “The Sixers were playing a night game, and I ...

Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter made a pitch for more investment in manufacturing during a meeting Tuesday with “economic develop ...

True, it would take until 2030 to complete, but a Philly to New York City train ride could last just 37 minutes. Amtrak shared a r ...