Law Firm Says Flyers' Ticketholders Were Bilked By Team For 'Winter Classic' Tix
The lawsuit alleges that Comcast-Spectacor -- owner of the Flyers team -- misled season ticketholders regarding the sales of tickets to the January 2nd outdoor game.
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The lawsuit alleges that Comcast-Spectacor -- owner of the Flyers team -- misled season ticketholders regarding the sales of tickets to the January 2nd outdoor game.
When it comes to checking e-mail, desktops and laptops are about to get left in the dust of smartphones and tablets.
This past winter's beach replenishment in Cape May is going to need a little extra work. An experimental method to move the sand around produced an unexpected and unwelcomed byproduct.
The company is hoping to get control of escalating jet fuel costs. Now, what does that mean for airline passengers?
Philadelphia City Council president Darrell Clarke wants landlords to pay an extra tax assessment to handle noise, trash, parking, and other matters related to student housing.
Lincoln Financial Field is hosting a "Broad Street Run Expo," giving runners a chance to buy running gear and race memorabilia.
The old, graffiti-ridden and burned-out Edison High School has stood as a symbol of urban blight for years. But now, in its death throes, Edison has become a symbol of hope and change.
"Vernick" opens near 21st and Walnut, "Spiga" near 13th and Locust, and a center city hotel hosts "Taste of the Nation" to benefit anti-hunger programs in the Delaware Valley.
From bean to cup, a new Philadelphia coffee roasting company takes social responsibility very seriously.
Public-Private Ventures says it is a victim of the economy.
Beginning May 1st, the per-trip fuel surcharge is $1.25. It is adjusted each month based on gasoline prices.
Supporters of the change that would allow people to bring their own wine and beer to restaurants off the boardwalk are holding their third and final informational meeting on Wednesday night.
Independence Blue Cross is the first out of the gate with its partnership with AAA Mid-Atlantic, giving AAA members in southeastern Pennsylvania access to health insurance plans and, exclusively, Health Advocate services.
For several months in a row now, revenue collections have come in above projections. The state Revenue Department said for April, collections were almost $99 million, or about three percent, above what was expected.
The trend, noted by Forbes magazine, finds some high tech firms grabbing top students almost instantly -- here's our offer. You have 24 hours to decide.
