Pa. Gambling Board Weighs Last-Ditch Pitch By Foxwoods Group
"You are arguably -– and I'll say more than arguably -- definitely further away from putting a shovel in the ground today than you were in December of 2006."
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"You are arguably -– and I'll say more than arguably -- definitely further away from putting a shovel in the ground today than you were in December of 2006."
The local investors who control the project announced Tuesday morning that they have reached agreement with Harrah's in which the casino firm will become both a minority investor and manager of the project.
The worldwide expansion of Tony Luke's cheese steak shops has already begun with a store now open in Bahrain.
A rally supporting a freeze on foreclosures was held outside Philadelphia's City Hall yesterday afternoon.
A recent report shows many jobs in our region are still paying well but chances are you will need a high level degree to get one.
More fermentation tanks are on the way for the brewery, near Delaware Avenue and Poplar Street in Northern Liberties.
This is the second year for the Philadelphia Neighborhood Food Week, up from six to nine neighborhoods this year; City Avenue, Northern Liberties, Ogontz Avenue, East Passyunk, Manayunk, West Passyunk, Darby, Penn's Landing and South Street.
Down at the ballpark, Phillies merchandise is red hot now that Red October has arrived.
Teamsters lived to fight another day each time they rejected previous contract offers, but the first two times it threatened to collapse the entire deal.
The Reading Terminal Market is celebrating the 30th anniversary of the arrival of the Pennsylvania Dutch to its stable of standholders.
Introduced today in Philadelphia City Council: a plan that could radically alter the city's business tax by shifting some of the burden from local firms to large, national companies.
Fisher-Price is recalling almost 11 million tricycles, toys and high chairs over safety concerns.
The state House has passed its version of a bill to levy a tax on Pennsylvania's natural gas drilling industry. But the bill now goes to the Senate, where it faces major changes.
Today brings what should be the final hurdle for the Philadelphia Inquirer and Daily News to get out of bankruptcy.
It's a deal worth $1.4 billion and involves over a 100 million airline passengers a year. Southwest Airlines announced today that it is buying low cost rival AirTran.
