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Understanding the Evolving Landscape of BOI Reporting Requirements
Beneficial ownership information (BOI) reporting was set to kick off in 2024, but in an unexpected turn of events, a federal court in Alabama ruled the Corporate Transparency Act as unconstitutional, leaving many small businesses unclear on how to proceed with BOI reporting requirements. Originally passed in 2020, the act aims to capture more information…
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PECO Celebrates Natural Gas Utility Workers’ Day
PECO’s dedicated natural gas employees answer the call 24 hours a day, seven days a week, on weekends and holidays, and in challenging conditions to keep natural gas flowing for our customers across southeastern Pennsylvania. March 18 may have been Natural Gas Utility Workers’ Day, but we appreciate our employees every day of the year. Safety is always PECO’s top priority, and…
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Could Changing Weather Patterns and Rising Costs Curb Our Chocolate Cravings?
Each year, Americans consume the equivalent of 20 pounds of chocolate per person. Couple this with the rising global demand projected to reach 7.5 million metric tons or 16.8 billion pounds in 2023, and you could say that our appetite for chocolate has never been healthier. However, as demand has risen, so has cost. Part of this…
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RKL Again Recognized by Accounting Today as Pennsylvania’s Leading Accounting Firm
CPA and advisory firm RKL, which has an office in Exton, ranked first in Pennsylvania and 58th nationwide in the latest roundup of the 100 largest firms from industry publication Accounting Today. RKL’s 2024 national ranking is based on the previous year’s revenue of $126.23 million, up 11.5 percent from last year’s total. The firm held…
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Eastern University Offers Total Tuition Award to Pennsylvania Residents
As part of its mission to make higher education more accessible and affordable for everyone, Eastern University offers an award covering the total tuition of qualifying students in Pennsylvania. Awareness of the award is especially relevant as FAFSA delays have caused mounting uncertainty for students and families. Eastern’s Total Tuition Award aims to help alleviate the financial strain…
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Research Suggests Fees and Intermediaries Eat Up as Much as Half the Returns on Investments
The investing business is fueled by fees and intermediaries — mutual funds and stockbrokers — that can eat up as much as half of the wealth that could be achieved in a certain period, writes Jason Zweig for The Wall Street Journal. When you invest, there are always associated costs that can kill the returns.…
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Exclusive Gathering at Firstrust Bank’s Headquarters Discusses How A.I. and Cybersecurity Converge to Redefine Leadership in the Digital Age
Artificial intelligence has always promised a future filled with innovation and progress. This promise, however, is not without its perils. As we stand on the cusp of a new technological dawn, experts are warning of the potential dangers that A.I. poses to society. That was the theme of a Philadelphia Titan 100 event — held…
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PECO’s Energy Force Ambassador Program Illuminates the Path to Energy Efficiency While Empowering Adults with Developmental Disabilities
Through a unique program that fosters inclusivity and environmental stewardship, PECO is promoting energy efficiency while empowering adults with developmental disabilities. Launched in 2018 as an expansion of the company’s education outreach efforts, PECO Energy Force is a program that partners with local nonprofits to train adults with developmental disabilities to serve as ambassadors for…
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How A/V Equipment Can Transform Learning and Development with Haverford Systems
In both corporate and educational environments, training rooms serve as a hub for learning and development. These spaces facilitate knowledge transfer, skill building, and collaboration, making them integral to the growth and success of organizations. A/V equipment plays an essential role in making training sessions interactive, engaging, and conducive to the learning process. The right…
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Family Behind Newtown Square’s Apple Vacations Purchases 12th-Century Resort in Ireland
Belmullet Hospitality Group, which is led by the family behind Newtown Square’s Apple Vacations, has expanded abroad by purchasing a property in Ireland, writes Kenneth Hilario for the Philadelphia Business Journal. The group – led by John Mullen and sons Timothy, Jeffrey, and Matthew – has purchased the Carton House in Maynooth, 14 miles outside…
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Build a Custom Strategy for All of Life’s Phases with Citadel Credit Union
Check in with a Citadel Credit Union financial advisor to get inspired for your future. It’s never too early or too late to set financial goals, but achieving them requires a clear picture of your personal finances and an understanding of the services and strategies available to support you. Whether you’re just getting started, already…
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Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia Receives $6.4 Million Gift from Bucks County Family
Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP) has received a $6.4 million gift from the family of Connor Boyle, a Central Bucks East High School graduate who died at age 18 from osteosarcoma. This three-year gift, named “The Connor Initiative: Precision Therapeutics for Osteosarcoma & Rare Cancers,” will support cutting-edge research in osteosarcoma and other rare cancers.…
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Investments in Local Energy Grid Result in Customers Experiencing Lowest Power Outage Rate in PECO History
PECO’s significant infrastructure investments, use of innovative technologies such as automated devices, and its dedicated employees all helped the company keep the lights on for customers at a record level in 2023. Despite the impacts of several severe storms, PECO customers experienced the lowest power outage rate in company history, with 86 percent of PECO…
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‘Holding a Dollar in a Token Is Amazing’: Financial Firms Start Betting on Crypto
After years of hovering around the border of the world of cryptocurrencies, major financial firms now seem ready to fully embrace the crypto subculture, writes Alexander Osipovich for The Wall Street Journal. Last month, Larry Fink, chief executive of BlackRock, the largest asset manager in the world, said that he was a big believer in…
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Eastern University’s MBA Now Offers Four Concentrations
Eastern University’s Master of Business Administration is now offering four unique concentrations. The 100-percent-online MBA program has experienced significant enrollment growth over the last several years, with more than 1,500 students currently enrolled in the program. The new concentration pathways will allow students to tailor their education to meet their specific interests, needs, and passions in some…
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Apex Commercial Capital Looks Beyond the Numbers to Foster Growth of Small Businesses
Apex Commercial Capital, which specializes in commercial mortgage lending and equipment financing, fosters business growth in a distinctive way: by offering a unique blend of financial products and services that transcend traditional metrics. Apex prides itself on being a lender that looks beyond the numbers — the company views its customers as more than just…
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Are Women Leading the Charge in Securing Their Financial Future?
Women are at the forefront of securing their financial futures, showcasing resilience, strategic planning, and an unwavering commitment to financial literacy. In an era where financial landscapes are constantly evolving, women’s involvement in financial planning has become more pronounced. According to a study conducted by Bryn Mawr Trust, an impressive 87 percent of women report…
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Not a Bad Gig for O’Hara Grad, Coach of World’s Greatest Female Swimmer
Under coach Greg Meehan, a 1994 graduate of Cardinal O’Hara High School, Stanford University has been building an elite women’s swimming program, writes Guerby Ruuska for Swimming World magazine. Last year, the Cardinals clinched their first NCAA team title since 1998. Meehan, who swam collegiately at Rider University, was hired by Stanford in 2012. Prior…
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