Atlantic City Airport Sees Steady Future After AirTran Merger
Atlantic City International Airport is seeing some record passenger numbers this year, with AirTran in the second year of a service agreement.
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Atlantic City International Airport is seeing some record passenger numbers this year, with AirTran in the second year of a service agreement.
Larry Needle heads the Philadelphia Sports Congress. He says Lee's decision will have a ripple effect.
Philadelphia City Council this coming week is likely to extend a program that gives companies a break on their business taxes, if they bring new jobs in the city.
A campaign that encourages African-Americans to support African-American businesses launches in full tonight with a new online hub.
The woman who allegedly shot and killed two co-workers last September at the Kraft Foods plant in Northeast Philadelphia will face trial on multiple counts of murder and attempted murder.
Good news for procrastinators: you have a few extra days this coming year to work on your federal tax return.
Starting on January first nearly 1.5 million residential customers in the PECO service area will be able to switch to an alternative energy supplier. And with competition comes job opportunities.
Over 1,300 members large and small are seeing their own ledgers improving with 31% reporting higher revenues this year prompting higher profits, spending and hiring.
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court has upheld the right of grocery stores and supermarkets that have restaurants within them to sell beer.
Merchants along Frankford and Girard Avenues in Fishtown will open their doors tonight for their inaugural "Holiday Walk."
Early numbers for slots revenue suggest that SugarHouse is taking a bite out of Harrah's hide.
The latest attraction on the Delaware River was officially christened in a ceremony this afternoon on Penn's Landing.
Drexel University has named Philadelphia Eagles' co-owners Jeffrey and Christina Lurie as its "Business Leaders of the Year," mostly for their off-field successes.
The DRPA is getting out of the cruise business.
New numbers are out on workplace-related deaths in the Philadelphia metro area. And the US Labor Department says homicide is the most common way to die on the job.