Titans Clash in Philly: the Battle Between Comcast and Verizon Heats Up
Comcast and Verizon have been trading blows in Philadelphia for a while, vying for hearts, minds and subscriptions.
Community College of Philadelphia among grant recipients for job training programs
In a city known for its renowned institutions of higher learning, the Community College of Philadelphia has quietly gone about serving the job training and career advancement needs of the majority of city residents.
Wayne firm a force for change, transparency in money management
Steve Forbes to keynote 3 Rivers Venture Fair
Steve Forbes, chairman and CEO of Forbes Media, will deliver the keynote address at the 3 Rivers Venture Fair in Pittsburgh on Sept. 16.
Providence Point hiring 200 in Allegheny County
Providence Point, a new retirement community in Allegheny County, is hiring 200 employees after a job fair that attracted over 700 applicants.
Generic drugmaker Lannett bucks trends by staying in Philly
Sometimes there�s no substitute for experience. Lannett, one of the oldest generic drugmakers in the U.S., has bucked recent trends and continues to grow while competitors struggle against the economy and compliance.
PA Preservation Bill expected to create jobs, more livable downtowns
Pennsylvania is among the top three states that have taken advantage of the federal tax credit for historic preservation. At the same time, however, Pennsylvania is one of the few states that doesn't have a historic preservation program of its own.
Run! Blobfest comes to Phoenixville
The tenth annual celebration of the 1959 movie "The Blob," filmed here, takes place July 10-12.
Southeast PA doctor fronts new life sciences private equity firm
Upon first glance, it would appear the trio of health care executives who started the life sciences private equity firm Blood, Sweat and Capital, are fans of jazz-rock stalwarts Blood, Sweat and Tears.
Wayne-based website integrates medicine, consumer-directed care
Integrative medicine, which treats the whole person and not just the disease, has gradually gained acceptance as consumer-directed health care has given patients a louder voice in their treatment.