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Philadelphia Business Journal
Philadelphia, PA · English · Digital
A business news outlet covering local and national business developments, including real estate, corporate changes, and economic trends in Philadelphia and beyond.
- Top beat: Business
- Tracked since 2026
- 3 Philadelphia, PA peers
Latest stories
- FMC Corp. to sell R&D campus for $114 million to pay down debtFMC Corp. is selling its R&D campus for $114 million to pay down debt as part of a broader strategy that includes exploring a company sale.
- William Hangley, prominent Philadelphia litigator and firm co-founder, dies at 85William Hangley, a prominent Philadelphia litigator and co-founder of Hangley Aronchick, has died at 85 following a battle with cancer.
- Breeze Airways entering Trenton-Mercer Airport, adding route at Atlantic City International AirportBreeze Airways is launching service at Trenton-Mercer Airport and expanding at Atlantic City International Airport with new routes to Florida and South Carolina.
- Science Center CEO exits amid wave of University City leadership changesScience Center CEO exits amid wave of University City leadership changes
- Philadelphia hotel lands spot on Esquire’s Hall of Fame listThe Four Seasons Philadelphia has been added to Esquire's Hall of Fame list for its design, views, and dining, joining other notable hotels.
- Philadelphia’s life sciences boom: Inside the TerraPower Isotopes deal at Bellwether DistrictTerraPower Isotopes is establishing a $450 million facility in Philadelphia's Bellwether District, citing specialized labor, airport proximity, and state support as key factors for the location.
- Northeast Philadelphia site shifts from townhomes to 123,000-SF warehouse planA Philadelphia site previously planned for townhomes now has a proposal for a 123,000-SF warehouse near the airport.
- AmLaw 200 law firm increases Philadelphia office space by 60%AmLaw 200 law firm increases Philadelphia office space by 60% as Robinson & Cole expands its Philadelphia office by 60% at One Liberty Place, signaling growth plans for the firm.
- Temple buys former Rite Aid for $9.25M, expands reach along North BroadTemple University purchased a former Rite Aid for $9.25 million to support campus expansion along North Broad Street.
- Grand View projects 50% loss reduction in first year with St. Luke’sGrand View Health projects a $40 million operating loss in fiscal 2026 after joining St. Luke's University Health Network, with plans to return to profitability by 2029.
- CHOP CEO Madeline Bell to retire; successor namedCHOP CEO Madeline Bell is retiring after 11 years, with Dr. Joseph Mitchell set to take over as CEO on Oct. 1.
- Philly suburbs see 44% of homes sell above asking, among highest in U.S.Philly suburbs rank seventh nationally for homes selling above asking price, with 43.6% exceeding list prices in May.
- Chester County Tourism names former Visit Philly official as executive directorChester County Tourism has appointed Alicia M. Richie, a former Visit Philly official, as its new executive director effective August 24.
- Philadelphia controller urges tougher oversight of Airbnb, short-term rentalsPhiladelphia controller urges stricter oversight of Airbnb and short-term rentals by streamlining licensing and increasing monitoring.
- As Philadelphia's glut of life sciences space sits unused, developers rethink vacant buildingsPhiladelphia's life sciences space faces a 11% vacancy rate as developers reconsider lab projects and explore other uses.