Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board Ends Wine Kiosk Program
The wine kiosk program was plagued with problems, mostly as a result of malfunctioning machines. Then the LCB ended up in a contract dispute with the manufacturer of the kiosks.
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The wine kiosk program was plagued with problems, mostly as a result of malfunctioning machines. Then the LCB ended up in a contract dispute with the manufacturer of the kiosks.
The Orchestra and the Philly Pops decided to end their partnership as part of the Orchestra's reorganization under Chapter 11 bankruptcy.
The computer software industry is worth a couple hundred billion dollars in the American economy, but companies say they're losing a big chunk of change every year due to program piracy.
A disaster recovery center has opened in center city Philadelphia and will stay open, officials say, as long as necessary.
States in the northeast are facing a pumpkin shortage after Hurricane Irene destroyed hundreds of pumpkin patches in the region.
Their flavors include Earl Grey sriracha, birch beer vanilla bean, blueberry ginger, cardamom caramel, balsamic banana, and vegan mint oreo.
The recession has hit the Philadelphia region pretty hard over the past year, and arts and cultural organizations are feeling the effects. But a new study shows that there is a silver lining.
Mayor Michael Nutter is sounding a warning cry that the city's economy is again slowing, thanks mainly to higher unemployment.
It looks like business as usual at the Esprit clothing store on Walnut near 18th. Winter fashions are displayed in the storefront windows. But amid a 98-percent drop in profits in the last fiscal year, the company has announced a major overhaul that includes ending its operations in North America.
Governor Tom Corbett told Talk Radio 1210 WPHT that he will draw up his own legislation to impose impact fees on natural gas drillers.
Mayor Nutter is warning of dire consequences to the city's budget after Philadelphia City Council -- ignoring his pleas -- voted to roll back the tax on fees at parking garages and parking lots.
The US Postal Service says it is launching a study that could result in the closing of its mail processing center in Tredyffrin Township, which employs more than 725 workers, and the consolidation of those operations at a site in Southwest Philadelphia.
Unionized workers and the local chapter of the Red Cross blood donation program have reached a tentative contract agreement, ending months of acrimony that included a three-week strike earlier this year.
It'll be called the Hotel Monaco, and it's being built at 5th and Chestnut Streets, in the shell of the former Lafayette Building.
Even as Philadelphia City Council on Thursday overrode one veto by Mayor Michael Nutter, another veto by the mayor will stand.
