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Johnson & Johnson on Friday recalled a single batch of its baby powder as a precaution after government testing found trace amounts of asbestos in one bottle bought online.

The job cuts are effective Jan. 3., 2020, and include remote workers residing outside of the state, according to a filing with the Pa. Department of Labor and Industry.

The acting Department of State secretary says the legacy system doesn’t make it easy for applicants to tell how long the process will take.

Weeks after getting the green light to buy St. Christopher’s Children’s Hospital out of bankruptcy, Tower Health will trim positions at two other locations.

Five Guys on Chestnut removed its age-restricted sign after a reporter started asking around.

Stores that buy from unregistered distributors are supposed to pay the tax themselves.

A new bill introduced in Philadelphia City Council seeks to give local authorities additional oversight over future hospital closures.

The Philadelphia Association of Black Journalists hosted a workshop for journalists on covering cannabis in a new legal, cultural and economic landscape.

Attempts to add passenger flights out of Wilmington have fizzled. So New Castle County wants to explore different uses to make the airport more profitable.

George Thomas has been repairing watches and making custom silver trinkets since 1994.

The Sackler family was a majority owner in Peak Resorts, which sold its 17 properties to Vail Resorts in a $264 million cash deal.

Four stores in the region will close. One thing the retailer might have considered: the condition of some of its locations.

In about two weeks, entrepreneur Donovan Sterling West will take on a new role — as president of the African American Chamber of Commerce of Pa., N.J., and Del.

Councilmember Mark Squilla is pushing to ensure marijuana dispensaries are at least 500 feet from each other.

It’ll be the supermarket chain’s second location in Center City.