Apple Enthusiasts Camp Out For The New iPad
The new iPad goes on sale today and the usual line of eager Apple devotees were lined up outside the Center City store, early this morning.
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The new iPad goes on sale today and the usual line of eager Apple devotees were lined up outside the Center City store, early this morning.
The $54-million campaign is designed to get smokers to stop, and to prevent those who don't smoke -- especially kids -- from starting.
Meanwhile, the union that represents workers at Philadelphia's two major daily newspapers is challenging the layoffs.
Just in time for St. Patrick's Day, the cost of corned beef has gone up by at least 25 percent in one week. Prices for Passover brisket -- made from the same cut of beef -- are also expected to remain high.
An SEC complaint says Timothy McGee of Malvern met an executive of Philadelphia Holding Corp. at an AA meeting in 1999, then used personal information to make money for himself and others.
For some businesses, social media just fits.
"Revel" will start welcoming guests next month, with the casino expected to open in May.
Wednesday was the deadline for employees of Philadelphia's two major daily newspapers to decide whether to resign in exchange for a buyout payment.
For about a week, visitors to the Gettysburg battlefield could pick up a unique souvenir: a bobblehead doll of Abraham Lincoln's assassin, John Wilkes Booth.
A major real estate company survey finds people are getting more bullish on home ownership.
Governor Corbett is defending his decision to head out on a trade mission to France and Germany this weekend.
Dean Rayman Solomon says law school applications were already down nationally due to what he considers overblown worries about the value of a law degree.
The North Philadelphia community surrounding Temple University is divided over a plan to tax landlords for more street cleanup and security.
March 13th is "Good Samaritan Day," recognizing strangers who get involved to help.
There are gurneys in the hallways and actors in lab coats are milling about inside school district headquarters. If you didn't know better, you'd think you were inside Independence Memorial Hospital, the fictitious site of an NBC-TV pilot entitled "Do No Harm."
