Philadelphia Business Journal
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Promising Results From COVID Drug Pushes Up Radnor Pharm’s Stock
Patients treated with an NRx Pharmaceuitcals drug candidate targeting COVID-19 showed “substantial improvement,” an analysis shows. The news caused the Radnor company’s stock to…
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Wawa Is Tops in PA for Revenue Among Private Firms, 29th in the Nation
From humble beginnings in Delaware County, Wawa has now grown into the largest privately owned company in Pennsylvania based on revenue. It is the 29th…
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Newtown Square’s Graham Partners Offers Business Internship to Professional Soccer Players, Coaches
Graham Partners, a Newtown Square-based private equity firm, has created a six-week internship for 10 professional soccer players and coaches who volunteer with the SWAG…
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Wawa Employees’ Credit Union Merging With Franklin Mint Federal Credit Union
The Wawa Employees’ Credit Union (WECU) out of Media is planning to merge with the Franklin Mint Federal Credit Union, writes Jeff Blumenthal for Philadelphia…
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List of Colleges With Highest Graduate Salaries Has 3 From Delco
In a national top 100 ranking of colleges with the highest graduate salaries, three Delaware County colleges and universities have made the list, writes Ryan…
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Radnor Finance Exec Nominated by Biden to Serve on Investment Board
President Joe Biden has nominated Mike Gerber of Radnor to serve as a member of the Federal Retirement Thrift Investment Board, writes Jeff Blumenthal for…
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Vanguard Group Leases Building in Newtown Square’s Ellis Preserve
Ellis Preserve in Newtown Square has another new tenant. Vanguard Group has leased a 240,000-square-foot building at the development, writes Natalie Kostelni for Philadelphia Business…
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Multifamily Harrison Community Is Last Phase of Ellis Preserve Development
Equus Capital Partners Ltd. is developing a $140 million multifamily project at the Ellis Preserve in Newtown Square, writes Natalie Kostelnni for Philadelphia Business Journal.…
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Philadelphia International Airport Sees Scheduled Flights Drop by 21%
Flights scheduled and completed in the fourth quarter declined more at Philadelphia International Airport than at other airports with 10,000 or more scheduled flights, writes…
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These Delaware County Companies Showed the Most Growth in the Pandemic
There are 20 Philadelphia-area public companies that have seen their market capitalizations show pandemic growth since the pandemic started in March 2020, writes Ryan Mulligan…
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Career Corner: Look For These 4 Red Flags Behind a New Job Offer
When looking for jobs you might not think much about your role in the company beyond what the job posting described. But looking into how other roles…
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Prospect Medical Denies Media Reports It Is Selling Delaware County Hospitals
Prospect Medical Holdings, owner of Crozer Health, is disputing a media report that its Delaware County health system is up for sale, writes John George…
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Annual Philadelphia Salary of $100,000 Goes Further Here Than in Most of 50 Largest U.S. Cities
The quality of life achievable on a $100,000 annual salary varies significantly depending on the state and city of residence. But locally, a Philadelphia salary…
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Delco’s Zac’s Burgers Joining New Kitchen Hub Concept in Philly
Delaware County-based Zac’s Burgers is joining a new kitchen hub concept in Philadelphia with a working title “Philadelphia Cookhouse,” writes Laura Smythe and Ryan Mulligan…
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Top Family-Owned Businesses in Region Employ 89,928. 7 Are in Delco.
A list of 61 top family-owned businesses headquartered or founded in the Greater Philadelphia Region includes seven from Delaware County, write Sharon Oliver for Philadelphia…
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These Philadelphia Flyers Are Being Paid the Most in the 2021-22 Season
Philadelphia Flyers center Kevin Hayes will be earning $9 million for the 2021-22 season, writes Ryan Mulligan for the Philadelphia Business Journal. For the second…
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Reason Returning to Delaware County’s Frenzied Housing Market
The chaos of the Delaware County real estate market and the high priced sacrifices people would make to match home prices is slowing down, writes…
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SEPTA’s Plan to Extend Rail Service to King of Prussia in Line for Potential Federal Funding Boost
SEPTA’s plan to extend its rail service to King of Prussia is in line for a potential boost in federal funding after it gained entry…
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