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Philadelphia's Mural Arts Program has leased new space in the Gallery at Market East, creating a place for the public to explore what the world's largest public art program has to offer.
"Today we are expecting 17 million packages to come through our system," says a Fed Ex spokesman.
The art deco-styled theatre opened its doors in 1929. It started out as a movie theatre, and by the 1960s it was the crown jewel of Philadelphia's black entertainment scene.
Your local car repair shop is getting some competition from a familiar name.
It's one of the longest running shows of its kind and a major fundraiser for Penn Medicine, to benefit patient care.
Such early morning business reports can contain disconcerting -- or encouraging -- news. But to really ride that bronco, you'd have to be up in the middle of the night.
It was a thirty-year old deal gone bad, involving the parking garage at the Gallery in Center City, and now City Council and the mayor's office are trying to salvage it.
It's a happy holiday time for consumers, but people who look at the future of our money see hope and some challenges ahead.
Politicians from Philadelphia and all across the state are gathered in Manhattan this weekend for the annual "Pennsylvania Society" gathering. Among those there is a retiring city councilman who until now avoided the event.
A direct mailing company in South Jersey says it has no choice but to cut the hundreds of jobs after vandals ruined an expensive printing press.
A trend called reverse mentoring is starting to take off at companies in the Delaware Valley and it's fueling excitement among their younger employees.
Corzine was testifying today before a House Committee looking into the collapse of MF Global, the Wall Street firm that Corzine took over after leaving the governor's office almost two years ago.
Congress soon will consider competing bills that target those who steal music and movies online. But it could have a major impact on how everyone surfs the web.
Camden Mayor Dana Redd says she requested the closed-door meeting with attorney general Paula Dow to address the city's issues with violence.
Politics as the art of compromise was very evident in Philadelphia City Council with the apparent resolution of a dispute over a plan to require more lead paint testing in rental buildings.
