The multimillion-dollar upgrade of a pharmaceutical manufacturing plant is expected to create new jobs in Bucks County.

Did the Sausage King of Chicago just sell his Bucks County house for $4 million? Abe Froman tops this week's priciest home sales in Greater Philadelphia.

Globus Medical gets a multimillion-dollar award after a jury sides with the Montco medical device company in its patent dispute against a competitor.

A local vegan hair care brand is expanding to 400 supermarkets, fueling growth as it raises $1 million and competes for funding from music mogul Pharrell Williams' nonprofit.

DuPont is selling the business unit that produces Kevlar 60 years after the synthetic fiber was invented by one of its chemists. The $1.8 billion deal is the latest in a series of foundational changes for the firm.

In this edition of The Playbook, we take a look at how AI could further influence hiring, spotlight a new term for how workers are dealing with burnout, and more.

Ian Craig stepped in as head of school on the same day Shipley reached a strategic milestone, acquiring an apartment complex for $12 million. We talk to Craig about the resulting campus planning process and more.

Jessica Kartalija has ended her run at Action News after eight months.

Former Temple University President Jason Wingard is part of a group that has launched a new Maryland-based nonprofit focused on youth education, workforce development and preserving the histories of Black communities.

Frederica Massiah-Jackson, the first African American female judge to preside over civil jury trials in Philadelphia, has died at the age of 74.

CHOP receives $13 million in gifts for its new Center for Microbial Medicine from a trio of donors.

In this week's coverage from The National Observer, we take a look at the potential for a new space court in Florida, the smaller teams with which artificial-intelligence startups tend to operate, and more.

A California biotech that established a King of Prussia office three years ago is leaving Pennsylvania and laying off its local employees.

Craig Carnaroli has been a key player in shaping University City during a tenure that's spanned what he calls its "golden age." But the next 10 years in the long-booming district could look a lot different.

There's a bifurcation in the hotel industry into properties that are performing well and sites that are struggling.

A fully leased three-building office complex near the King of Prussia Mall has traded for slightly more than it did a decade ago.

Another championship has added serious shine to the Eagles' sales pitch, boosting sponsorship deals and merchandise demand as the franchise value soars. "Being the Super Bowl champs opens up a lot of doors," said Eagles COO Frank Gumienny.

As enrollment surges, Holy Family University is planning a major real estate project to meet growing demand for on-campus housing.

After shrinking the size, passing on a major commercial tenant, swapping condos for townhouses, and adding parking and green space, Ori Feibush's latest Washington Avenue project finally has the green light.

The "sandwich generation" faces unique challenges as they care for both children and aging parents.