The U.S. Department of Justice said in a 2022 lawsuit filed in Philadelphia that the nonprofit American Health Foundation neglected patients at three nursing homes in Pennsylvania and Ohio.

Potential cuts to SEPTA would mean the elimination of the Paoli/Thorndale Line and all four bus routes that service Lower Merion and Narberth.

Baristas at the Chestnut Hill location voted to join Starbucks Workers United. Over 590 Starbucks locations have unionized since 2021.

See where Cencora, Comcast, and others ranked and who didn't make the cut this year.

Hilco Global has hired former U.S. Rep. Patrick Murphy and cybersecurity expert Alexander Niejelow to advise corporate clients.

After two decades of tumult, the Philly-based drugstore is closing all its stores.

Beyond the smallest systems, there were signs of gradual financial improvement at places like Main Line Health. CHOP was the most profitable.

Thank-you notes from customers are taped to the front window at one local store. The show of appreciation brought an assistant manager to tears.

State agencies have hired 119 former federal workers, even amid a hiring freeze on federally funded positions.

Conversations about the future of the storied print magazine have been going on for more than a year.

The company's partners say they plan on "bringing inspiration from Cuba Libre’s amazing empanadas and award-winning mojito recipes to our new restaurants."

The Dept. of Energy is ordering that the aging Eddystone oil and gas plant keep running to provide electricity through Aug. 28. The Delco facility had been set to be shut down.

Pooled employer plans can be less costly for business owners to set up and maintain.

The investment comes as the FDA is pushing drug developers to phase out animal testing in some of the biologic treatments that have to go through its approval process.