Business

The owner tried to intervene in a recent fight, and got beat up for his troubles.

The posters, designed by Philly artists and the small businesses that inspire them, will be placed in commercial corridors across the city, just in time for holiday shopping.

General Electric is splitting itself into three public companies that concentrate on aviation, health care and energy.

An all-star lineup of chefs is coming to Wilmington to help raise funds for independent restaurants still struggling to get back losses caused by the pandemic.

With more than half of people who run Pennsylvania’s farms aged 55 or older, agricultural communities in the state face an uncertain future.

Trey Brown was just 12 years old when he used his birthday money to start “SPERGO,” a colorful, sporty apparel company.

To meet growing ridership, Indego is expanding further into West Philly and South Philly, and adding stations on Kelly Drive and in East Falls.

The Occupational Safety and Health Administration said companies that fail to comply could face penalties of nearly $14,000 per violation.

A longtime Philly cook describes the industry’s employment conundrum.

The spread of demand through South Jersey is the latest sign that the warehouse boom isn’t letting up anytime soon.

Philly pizza spot earns plaudits for Detroit-style pies and a mission to staff the operation with only formerly incarcerated people.

Americans are quitting their jobs at record levels. In August, 2.9% of workers resigned to take new jobs or to stop working altogether. What's behind the "Great Resignation?"

There’s no doubt the local favorite is one of Philly’s oldest woman-run bars.

The union UAW said it was unable to reach an agreement on a new contract with the company, which is known for its signature green and yellow farm equipment.

The member-supported supermarket’s Mt. Airy flagship is overwhelmed by demand.