Commerce
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Lease for Vacant Iron Hill Brewery in Huntingdon Valley Acquired by New Owner
Four months after Iron Hill Brewery shut down nearly 20 locations and entered bankruptcy, its former Huntingdon Valley location has welcomed a new tenant, writes Erin McCarthy for The Philadelphia Inquirer. A federal judge has cleared the acquisition of Iron Hill’s trademark and intellectual property and authorized the transfer of five restaurant leases, one of…
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Previously Outsourced, Malvern’s Vanguard Group Reclaims Hundreds Of Local Jobs From Infosys
Vanguard Group is bringing hundreds of jobs back from Infosys to its Malvern headquarters, following a 1,300-position outsourcing move six years ago, writes Ryan Mulligan for the Philadelphia Business Journal. The investment giant is laying off 248 employees at its Infosys subsidiary BPM Limited in Chesterbrook, with 96 percent getting offered positions within Vanguard. The layoffs are scheduled to occur between…
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Baby KJs Clifton Heights Dad Is Helping CHOP Build a Patient Tower
Kyle Muldoon, the father of the Clifton Heights toddler who received a life-saving genetic therapy at the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia, is helping the hospital build a new patient tower, writes Kayla Yup for The Philadelphia Inquirer. KJ Muldoon, 17 months, was successfully treated for a genetic condition using a first-ever gene-editing therapy developed at…
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At Tshatshke Jewelry Studio, Artistic Vision Forges Unique Engagement and Wedding Rings
At her Tshatshke Jewelry Studio in Port Richmond, Maddy Hirsch combines artistic vision and sculptural skill to craft stunning custom jewelry pieces, writes Emily Kovach for Grid Magazine. Hirsch had always dreamed of creating beautiful things with her own hands and running her own business. To pursue those goals, she enrolled in the entrepreneurial studies…
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WSJ: Pet Insurance Costs in Pennsylvania, What Philadelphia Dog and Cat Owners Should Know
Veterinary care costs keep rising across Philadelphia and the Delaware Valley. Emergency visits, surgeries, and long-term treatment plans add up fast. A recent Wall Street Journal analysis of pet insurance in Pennsylvania highlights how many owners use insurance to manage those costs before a crisis hits. For Philadelphia families weighing options, the numbers and tradeoffs…
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PECO Electric and Natural Gas Systems Stand Strong During Winter Storm Fern
Despite the significant impacts of Winter Storm Fern, PECO’s electric and natural gas systems performed with exceptional reliability, delivering safe and reliable service for customers across the company’s service area during one of the most challenging winter weather events in nearly a decade. At the same time, the company has continued its strong focus on…
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DelVal to Host 76th Annual A-Day State Fair
Delaware Valley University will host the 76th Annual A-Day Fair from April 24-26. A cherished tradition, A-Day is a student-planned and -run state fair that showcases DelVal’s rich agricultural heritage while offering a weekend filled with education, entertainment and family friendly activities. This three-day event will feature livestock shows, blacksmith demonstrations, hands-on animal experiences, inflatable…
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Explore Your Future at Harcum College’s Spring Open House on Apr. 11
Harcum College invites prospective and accepted students to its Spring Open House on Saturday, Apr. 11, 2026, at the Bryn Mawr campus (750 Montgomery Ave.), from 9:00 AM-12:30 PM. This event offers an opportunity for visitors to explore the college’s vibrant community, learn about academic programs, and engage with faculty, staff, and current students. Registration…
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New York Hospitality Firm Acquires Malvern Residence Inn for $14.7 Million
A New York-based Samar Hospitality affiliate has purchased the 127-room Residence Inn by Marriott Philadelphia Great Valley/Malvern for $14.7 million, writes Emma Dooling for the Philadelphia Business Journal. At $115,748 per key, the sale price exceeds the five-year average of $100,971 per room for hotel transactions in the market. Property records show that 10 GWB Owner, the buyer, is managed by Samar, a…
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PennDOT Plans to Ease Blue Route Congestion, but It Will Take a While
The Blue Route is celebrating its 35th anniversary this year as a fully operational link between I-95 and the Pennsylvania Turnpike. Also known as I-476, it has become so popular that its original mission to reduce congestion on local roads has been turned on its head. These days, navigation apps will reroute drivers onto less…
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Di Bruno Bros. to Close Three Stores, Including Center City Market at Franklin Residences
Di Bruno Bros. will be closing three of its five locations in the coming weeks, including its Center City market, write Denali Sagner and Michael Klein for The Philadelphia Inquirer. The Center City store, which is located at the Franklin Residences on Ninth Street is scheduled to close on Wednesday, February 11. Meanwhile, Di Bruno’s…
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Temple University Unveils New 10-Year Strategic Plan for Institution, North Philadelphia Region
Since being installed as the new president at Temple University, John Fry has been detailing his vision for the future of the institution. Last week, Temple unveiled its new, long-term strategic plan for the future, writes Susan Snyder for the Philadelphia Business Journal. The plan, called “Forward with Purpose” has been approved with the target…
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Philadelphia Comedienne Betsy Kenney Finds Viral Success With Subtle Hometown Humor
Philadelphia comedienne Betsy Kenney spent ten years pursuing comedy in New York before gaining viral success with her subtle hometown humor, writes Abigail Covington for The Philadelphia Inquirer. The 38-year-old comedian has gained popularity on TikTok and Instagram with her Philly “ASMR” videos, turning her into an unlikely local celebrity. ASMR, short for Autonomous Sensory…
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Are You Living the Same Day Over and Over Again?
Groundhog Day was yesterday, so let me ask you something: Do you ever feel like you’re living the same day on repeat? Not obvious repetition. The subtle kind. The kind that looks productive on the surface but quietly keeps you in the same place. Same routines. Same conversations. Same challenges resurfacing week after week. That’s…
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Eastern University Welcomes New Vice President for Advancement
Michael Fedor, who possesses decades of leadership experience spanning higher education, nonprofit, and public service, has joined Eastern University as Vice President for Advancement. Most recently, Fedor served as Vice President of Advancement and Strategic Initiatives at Central Penn College, where he led the design and execution of a transformational strategic plan, expanded enrollment in high-demand…
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Interventional Cardiology: Advancements in Cath Lab and STEMI Management at Roxborough Memorial Hospital
Introduction to Interventional Cardiology Interventional cardiology has revolutionized the approach to cardiovascular diseases, particularly in the management of acute coronary syndromes, such as ST-Elevation Myocardial Infarction (STEMI). This specialized field combines advanced imaging techniques and minimally invasive procedures to effectively treat heart conditions. At Roxborough Memorial Hospital, we are committed to providing state-of-the-art care in…
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What a New Tinicum Cruise Port Could Mean for Delco Jobs, Tourism, and Real Estate
A new cruise terminal is coming to Delaware County, and, according to Tom Toole, team lead of Tom Toole Sales Group at RE/Max Main Line, the ripple effects extend well beyond Tinicum’s waterfront. Beginning in 2026, Norwegian Cruise Line will operate a new homeport terminal in Tinicum Township under a seven-year agreement running through 2033.…











































