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Pennsylvania's treasurer, governor, and a group of lawmakers unveiled a new report Thursday that recommend a slew of changes for the state's two largest public pension funds.

Pennsylvanians are lagging behind the rest of the country when it comes to income growth, according to one metric from the U.S. Census Bureau.

This closes out a year filled with a contentious proxy contest, portfolio restructuring and major acquisitions, a new board, and a new strategic plan to right the ship.

The Fed said in a statement it is raising the key borrowing rate to a range of 2.25 percent to 2.50 percent — the highest level in a decade.

Tax money paid by New Jersey fire insurance policyholders into a fund meant to help the state’s firefighters largely goes unused.

A new audit shows Pennsylvania's economic development program has improved its return on investment.

Nautilus official says ‘state is missing out’ as Board of Public Utilities gives thumbs-down to 25-megawatt wind farm.

Lawmakers concerned that if stores only accept credit and debit cards they would discriminate against poor and elderly customers.

York County Rep. Stan Saylor, who heads the pivotal House Appropriations Committee, noted that returns are stronger than expected, and the state's on track for a surplus.

The New Jersey fishing industry is among the country’s most robust, generating billions in sales in 2016. That’s accor ...

SugarHouse in Fishtown has become the first casino in the Philly area to offer sports betting, which means fewer drives to Delaware or visits to "the corner store" for some.

The U.S. Department of Education is sending emails to about 15,000 people who took out loans for colleges that shut down between Nov. 1, 2013, and Dec. 4, 2018.

The convenience store chain known for "super" Wawa's in the suburbs opens its largest store steps away from the Liberty Bell.

The deal comes after nearly a yearlong standoff between the House and the Senate over member liability and other issues in the bill.

The beverage industry could put money into Philadelphia City Council or mayoral candidates next year