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The Philadelphia Housing Authority has hired Keith J. Richardson, former revenue commissioner for the City of Philadelphia, as the new managing director of its nonprofit arm, Philadelphia Housing Authority Development Corp.
Incare L.L.C., Langhorne Square Shopping Ctr., #20 and #21 E. Lincoln Hwy., Levittown; Chapter 11; no schedules available.
Securities trades recently reported to the Securities and Exchange Commission by officers, directors and principal shareholders of corporations based or having sizable employment in the Philadelphia area. Titles are as reported to the SEC.
AAA Mid-Atlantic, Philadelphia, has named the following members to its Southeast Pennsylvania Regional Board: Frank E. Pawlowski, immediate past commissioner of the Pennsylvania State Police; Curt Schroder, regional executive of the Delaware Valley Health
The company that owns the Chicago Tribune, Los Angeles Times and more than 20 television stations, made slightly less money last year as it ended a lengthy ordeal in bankruptcy court.
NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- Last week, I wrote about the divergence that exists between rivals Lowe's
and Home Depot
.
Lowe's, which has been&hellip...
Gross revenue from table games at Pennsylvania's 11 casinos rose sharply last month.
In this edition of the Bottom Line, Andy Mattingly of Forum Credit Union discusses how people can derail their retirement plans and how to avoid doing it. (2:05)
Kiplinger investing editor Manny Schiffres offers advice on getting your portfolio ready for rising interest rates. (1:56)
The Street: I watch aghast as the powerful environmental lobby, not content with the huge wins it has had in closing old coal plants here, is now attempting to shut down our own exports to countries still tied to coal-burning power plants, in some cases more than ever, because of the rapid shutdown of nuclear plants everywhere because of the Fukushima tragedy.
The Street: For fans of teams mired in the middle of the standings or somewhere just below, this is just about the time you wonder what your motivation is going to be to get out to the ballpark this year.
The Street: Here's how Apartments.com rates the rental picture among U.S. cities on a "quality of life" basis, along with the average price for a one-bedroom apartment rental.
Stocks are closing higher as traders hope that the Federal Reserve will decide to continue its economic stimulus program when it meets this week.
The price of U.S. benchmark oil rose slightly Tuesday, a day after briefly touching a nine-month high, as traders awaited the start of a Federal Reserve policy meeting.
In one of the biggest-ever showdowns between an automaker and the government, Chrysler on Tuesday is expected to file papers explaining its refusal to recall 2.7 million older Jeep SUVs that are at risk of catching fire in rear-end collisions.
Thrifty Car Rental says it's sorry, but many customers who were offered a free one-day rental won't be getting that after all.
Angry tourism workers and activists in Luxor threatened Monday to block a newly appointed Islamist governor from his office because of his links to a former militant group that killed scores of people in a 1997 attack in the ancient city and devastated Egypt's sightseeing industry.
U.S. stocks rose Monday, a day with light trading volume and little in the way of major economic or corporate news. Investors are betting that the Federal Reserve will keep in place programs meant to prop up the economy. The Fed holds a two-day policy meeting beginning Tuesday.
The company that owns the Chicago Tribune, Los Angeles Times and more than 20 television stations, made slightly less money last year as it ended a lengthy ordeal in bankruptcy court.
Interest rates on short-term Treasury bills were mixed in Monday's auction with rates on six-month bills falling to the lowest point since early 2012.
The price of oil fell slightly after it climbed to a high for the year Monday, as the market waits to see the results of this week's Federal Reserve policy meeting.
Michael Son was just weeks away from closing on a three-bedroom ranch house in New Jersey last year when his lender called with bad news. Despite the advertising executive's 720 credit score and proven ability to make a 20 percent down payment, he couldn't secure the loan.
Diane Mastrull: Bryn Davis ate his way to entrepreneurship. Davis, who lives in Horsham, says he entered college a "lean-as-you-can-imagine" 170 pounds. By his junior year, he was stressing the scales at 240.
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