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When the feud between rival ownership factions surfaced, the primary combatants -- co-owners George Norcross and Lewis Katz -- each owned equal shares, about 26 percent of the company.
Fortunately, many companies these days are offering their employees options.
Rick Buckman, the owner of Spring Mountain Ski Resort in Montgomery County, is all smiles today.
The number of nuns at the Monastery of the Dominican Nuns of the Perpetual Rosary, on Haddon Avenue, had fallen to four, and the order made a change of address.
The airport's two main carriers, US Airways and American, say they will waive change fees in light of the forecast.
The parent company of the newly merged American Airlines and US Airways says that as it continues the process of forming the world's largest airline, consumers will see only gradual changes.
"This is not something we get every day, " said fire commissioner Lloyd Ayers at the presentation of a check for $59,110 from the Insurance Society of Philadelphia.
Montgomery County's Child Advocacy Center has received critical funding that officials say will be used to expand the training they provide to better protect children.
The American Bar Association sanctioned and fined Rutgers University School of Law in Camden this week for violating admission standards.
A new long-term lease between SEPTA and the city for properties like the Broad Street Subway and the Suburban Station concourse gained initial approval this past week in City Council, but some lawmakers are unhappy with parts of the deal involving advertising revenue.
Students in Pennsylvania are saddled with thousands of dollars in debt when they graduate.
The report has ten key recommendations that the task force believes could help the city save between $66 million and $121 million over five years.
Temple University says it is cutting seven sports programs in 2014, including baseball, women's rowing and softball, among others. Nine coaches will lose their jobs.
If Congress fails to extend a tax benefit that is due to be slashed in half at the end of this month, it could mean higher commuting costs for many who use mass transit.
Dozens walked off their jobs across the United States in 100 cities.
