Money

A new bill requires race tracks to work out a deal with a casino located in Atlantic City or an online affiliate of those casinos in order to offer online gambling services.

Fitch Ratings has taken the commonwealth off its rating watch negative list, but it still has a negative outlook.

The legislation would eliminate the $10,000 limit on property taxes New Jersey residents can deduct on state income tax returns.

Seeking to bolster the ailing U.S. Postal Service, federal regulators moved on Friday to allow bigger jumps to stamp prices beyond the rate of inflation.

The Philadelphia Building and Construction Trades Council paid for a plane to fly around Seattle for three hours, at times right opver Amazon's headquarters.

Many GOP members sound hopeful about passing their tax bill, possibly in a matter of hours. But they aren't there yet.

The CEO of WSFS issued an apology to customers after a Black Friday glitch led to customers not getting paychecks deposited into their accounts.

Several Republican state senators plan to introduce legislation that would require Pennsylvania to use zero-based budgeting—a standard specifically designed to save money.

A New Jersey woman has raised more than $385,000 for a Philadelphia homeless man who came to her roadside aid – enough to buy him a ...

The tax plan passed by the House could increase taxes on graduate students by thousands of dollars, when many make less than $20,000 a year.

The U.S. consumer watchdog agency is now at the center of a tug-of-war over who will lead it.

The company behind internet gambling website PlaySugarHouse.com has become the first in the U.S. to let gamblers bet real money online on the outcome of virtual sports events.

U.S. District Judge Christopher Conner this week granted an injunction sought by the Pennsylvania Professional Liability Joint Underwriting Association.

Ellen Kullman discussed the pay gap, equal opportunities and sexual harassment in Wilmington.

The average rates of taxes and fees on wireless telephone services are more than two times higher than average sales tax rates that apply to most other taxable goods.