The Philadelphia area swept the top eight spots in the latest Pennsylvania middle school rankings from U.S. News and World Report, with five of those schools located in the city proper.

A 157,000-square-foot, ShopRite-anchored shopping center that's 98% leased has been listed for sale.

The arrival of LeBron James will bring ESPN's Dave McMenamin back to his hometown often this NBA season. Here's how the NBA reporter's Philadelphia upbringing shapes his work.

Action News turns its weather team over to just its fourth chief meteorologist in the last 50 years.

With the format change, Audacy positions the rebranded radio station to compete against Beasley Media Group's WXTU, which has had little local competition for country listeners.

He is a native of Brooklyn who holds three degrees from Yale University.

Eight years after it was redeveloped, a trophy office building in Center City is set to hit the market.

While wealthier buyers in Philadelphia's suburbs can still manage to buy homes, often for cash, first-time homebuyers and others eyeing more attainable houses are sitting on the sidelines.

The term "workplace ick" is the new way employees are describing workplace behavior that makes them lose interest in the job.

A veteran startup exec says the true benefit of AI isn't in replacing workers. It's about being able to do more with an existing staff.

After adding lawyers from rival firms and growing its local roster, the firm is expanding again to make room for more hiring.

The Michelin-recognized hotel plans to add a new steakhouse and a cocktail bar as part of the renovations to its public spaces.

Founded by a Delco resident, the canned water brand has already launched in 30 Philadelphia stores and restaurants.

The 6,700-square-foot property, on the market for the first time in more than 60 years, has 13-foot ceilings, multi-story atriums, a cast-iron balcony and a private garden.

An industry analyst described the current job market as "stuck," and that has consequence for both employers and employees.

In this edition of The Playbook, we explore how labor-relations strategies are being tested by new workplace challenges, why there’s a growing disconnect on the value of AI skills when it comes to salary, and more.

Bucks County properties dominate this week's list of the priciest home sales in the region, but it's a 16-acre estate in Chester County that takes the top spot. Check out the top 10.

The lease answers one of the few remain question marks left on the nine-building UArts portfolio that went up for sale in 2024.

A former NFL wide receiver alleges he was "duped" into a surgery that ultimately ended his playing career.

The Conshohocken investment firm is making changes at the top as it reallocates leadership duties among senior executives.

The arrival of LeBron James has corporate sponsors flocking to the 76ers, and one of the region's most beloved brands just joined the fold.

These businesswomen are advancing their companies and industries while creating opportunities for more women to thrive along the way.

The nation's wealthiest ZIP codes are getting wealthier. Many of them are also becoming more diverse, older and more educated, according to a Business Journals analysis.

In its first summer serving children with special needs, new Bucks County waterpark Playa Raya went "beyond, beyond, beyond" the expectations of its creator, Rabbi Yudy Shemtov.

Women-owned businesses on this year’s Philadelphia Business Journal List employ more than 13,000 people locally.

The private school's latest project will add a welcome center, outdoor learning space and elevated walkways on a busy Center City corner.

The cheesesteak shop was featured in the 2015 film "Creed."

While wins have been elusive, strong season-ticket renewals and NHL-leading sponsorship growth have kept the Flyers' business humming off the ice.

No Philadelphia-area life sciences company has completed an IPO since 2024.

Women worry menopause carries career risks. Employers can help.

As the LeBron era drives heavy interest in the 76ers, NBC Sports Philadelphia is bringing back a sideline reporter role to its game broadcasts.

Citizens is introducing its fast-growing private bank division to the Philadelphia market in an effort to enhance service for the region's wealthiest individuals, families and business owners.

The tallest student housing tower in University City opened in August, and its developer is weighing opportunities for its next Philadelphia project.

Don't look at pricing, experts say. Look at what doesn't sell.

The Spruce Street property was put up for sale in the spring and marketed both to hotel operators and as a potential development opportunity.

Nearly half of workers in a recent survey are staying in their current jobs even as they worry it will hurt their careers. But that doesn't mean they're always engaged or loyal employees, new research finds.

New eateries on the way in the final weeks of 2026 range from a 15-seat tasting room above a James Beard-nominated restaurant to a takeout spot serving fried invasive fish.

A Philadelphia labor union is boosting its visibility across Drexel athletics under an expanded sponsorship deal.

The donation is part of a recent surge in major gifts to Penn and Penn Medicine totaling more than $100 million.

The restaurant space on Penn's campus has been vacant since Pod closed in February 2025 after 25 years in operation.

Hiring managers are navigating a new recruiting landscape in the age of AI. New stress points come with it.

Philadelphia's largest health insurer is making changes to its Medicare Advantage portfolio for 2027, including a new plan and the discontinuation of another.

Merck's new Montgomery County research building incorporates robots and AI. It will employ as many as 200 scientists when fully operational.

The property was formerly home to a beer store and deli.

The sale of the nearly fully leased Bucks County property set a record on a price-per-square-foot basis for a shopping center in the Philadelphia area.

The closure of the 12-year-old bar marks the owners' second Philadelphia restaurant shutdown in as many months after a Rittenhouse Square exit.

Expansion fueled by $837 million in investments is expected to increase container capacity at the Port of Philadelphia by 122% and almost double employment at the port.

The firm is expected to remain in Philadelphia, along with its co-founders, after the sale of the company closes.