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Now that its parent company has filed for bankruptcy, owners of some of those homes are lamenting the end of the Sears era.

Lenfest's commitment to journalism may have been his greatest achievement, many suggested.

Sears — the iconic retailer that has sold everything from clothing and toys to refrigerators and socket wrenches over its more than 125-year history — may have reached the end

Susan Hedman knows her rights under Seattle's secure scheduling law.

If passed in Philadelphia, backers say it would help 130,000 employees — most of them part-time chain retail and fast-food workers — or 20 percent of the city's workforce.

Nevada's sports books handled $286.5 million in June; $244.6 million in July and $247.6 million in August.

Another focus of the conference will be on continuing to press for legalizing marijuana to end well-documented patterns of racially biased enforcement.

A year and a half after opening, the Museum of the American Revolution in Philadelphia gets a new leader.

Guests: Russell Buetner, Jennifer Bird-Pollan Donald Trump has long-bragged about being a self-made billionaire but a recent N ...

There is a serious concern in Washington that China could acquire too much sensitive U.S. technology and transfer it back home.

The president told a group of electrical contractors that fewer rules are good for business

The retail giant, run by the world's richest man, was criticized earlier this year after revealing its workers' median pay was $28,446.

Gov. Murphy wants to auction off tax credits to attract private venture capital investment and overhaul how the state doles out tax incentives.

Baggage handlers, cabin cleaners and people at concession stands will see their hourly pay rise to $19 by 2023.

Pa. lawmakers are considering a bill establishing tougher penalties against people who vandalize “critical infrastructure.”