Philadelphia Business Journal
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Remote Work or Not? Employees, Employers Disagree, Says Radnor Recruiter
A Radnor executive search firm says employers and employees have very different views on remote work in a post-pandemic world, writes Jeff Blumenthal for Philadelphia…
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Pandemic’s Financial Burden Doesn’t Slow Swarthmore College’s Capital Projects
The pandemic hurt Swarthmore College’s finances but its capital projects are on track with a new student center, an expanded dining hall, and a $69…
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Golf Courses in Delaware County Hit Top 100 in U.S. List, 1 Makes Top 10
Two Delaware County golf courses have made Golf Digest’s 2021 list of “America’s 100 Greatest Golf Courses” and one of them is in the top…
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Subaru Park: Keeping a Giant Cheesesteak’s Worth of Trash Out of Local Landfills
Subaru of America will be diverting trash from Subaru Park in Chester equal in weight to a Philadelphia cheesesteak that’s 19 miles high and 50…
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Four-Building Sale Brings Potential Vitality to Wayne Business District
Four buildings owned by the same family since 1897 in the Wayne business district have been purchased for $4.5 million by a local partnership, writes…
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Wells Fargo Branches Closing at Villanova University and King of Prussia Mall
Wells Fargo & Co. continues to close bank branches, this time at Villanova University and the King of Prussia Mall, writes Jeff Blumenthal for Philadelphia…
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Villanova Developer Has Doylestown Super Excited about its Super Wawa
Communities slated for an upgrade of their Wawas from economy-size to super-size often worry about traffic flow and light pollution and other drawbacks of large-footprint convenience…
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Widener University: Focus on Student Experience, Growth, Not Mergers
Widener University is preparing for its first in-person semester in more than a year by enhancing the student experience, writes Kennedy Rose for Philadelphia Business…
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Radnor Investment Firm Decides It’s Time to Fill Up on Donuts
Doughtnuts were a tasty temptation for NewSpring, a Radnor private equity firm, writes Jeff Blumenthal for Philadelphia Business Journal. NewSpring has bought into Duck Donuts…
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Olde Sproul Village Formula of Flexibility, Cooperation, Keeps Full Tenant Roster in a Pandemic
Olde Sproul Shopping Village in Springfield is looking pretty healthy in 2021 despite a vacancy rate that once stood at 65%, writes Natalie Kostelni for…
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Billionaires Dwell in Our Midst, Here’s a Newtown Square Billionaire With Another Nearby
There’s a Newtown Square billionaire and another that lives in the Lower Merion section of Haverford on this year’s list of billionaires put out by…
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Philadelphia’s Commute Congestion Among Worst Worldwide Despite Pandemic-related Reductions in Traffic
The average driver in the Philadelphia region spent fewer hours stuck in traffic due to the pandemic, but the area still remained amongst the most…
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WCU President Chris Fiorentino Named to Philadelphia Business Journal’s Power 100
West Chester University President Chris Fiorentino has been named to The Philadelphia Business Journal’sPower 100 list for 2021. Determined by the publication’s editorial team, the…
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After Defending Trump in Second Impeachment Trial, Exton Attorney Sees Bump in New Business Litigation
After defending former President Donald Trump in his second impeachment trial last month, Michael van der Veen, a Philadelphia-based attorney who lives in Exton, is…
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Done Deal: Malvern Company to Co-Develop COVID-19 Vaccine for U.S. Market
Malvern-based Ocugen has finalized a deal with Bharat Biotech to develop the India-based company’s COVID-19 vaccine, Covaxin, for the U.S. market, writes John George for…
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GameStop, Now Causing Upheaval on Wall Street, Has Strong West Chester Connection
GameStop, which is currently causing quite a stir on Wall Street, has a strong local connection that leads to Electronics Boutique, a West Chester company…
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President-Elect Joe Biden Nominates Dr. Rachel Levine for Assistant Health Secretary Post
Pennsylvania’s health secretary, Dr. Rachel Levine, has been nominated by President-elect Joe Biden to be his next assistant health secretary, writes Kennedy Rose for Philadelphia…
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Delaware County Housing Market Caps Another Strong Year Despite Pandemic
Delaware County recorded another strong year for the housing market despite the ongoing pandemic with growing home sales prices and a reduced number of days…
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