PA Eases Capacity Limits at Spectator Venues
Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf and Secretary of Health Dr. Rachel Levine have announced that local venues will soon be allowed...
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SBA Issue First PPP Forgiveness Decisions
The agency opened the Paycheck Protection Program forgiveness portal to lenders Aug. 10 and will start reviewing forgiveness applications next...
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Philly to Increase Restaurant Capacity to 50 Percent
Philadelphia restaurants will be allowed to increase indoor dining capacity to 50% beginning Friday, Oct. 2. City officials made the...
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Wolf Launches COVID Alert PA App
Governor Tom Wolf and Secretary of the Department of Health Dr. Rachel Levine today launched the COVID-19 exposure notification mobile...
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Murphy Extends NJ’s Coronavirus Public-Health Emergency
More than half a year into the state’s outbreak, Gov. Phil Murphy announced Friday he’s signing an executive order extending...
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USA Surpasses 200,000 COVID Deaths
What happened today seemed impossible to many Americans six months ago. When Dr. Anthony Fauci predicted in March that Covid-19...
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Construction of Philadelphia Esports Arena Halted
The opening of Comcast Spectacor’s $50 million Philadelphia purpose-built esports arena — slated to be the first of its kind...
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City to Close Streets Around Stadiums on Game Days
There are still many ways to enjoy the game safely, and we encourage fans to watch at home with family,"...
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Fed Indicates Rates to Stay Near Zero for Years
The Federal Reserve kept its pledge to keep interest rates anchored near zero and promised to keep rates there until...
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Pennsylvania Restrictions Ruled Unconstitutional
A federal judge on Monday ruled that some of Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf's restrictions implemented amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic...
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Retail Chain Century 21 Files for Bankruptcy
Century 21 has 13 stores mostly in New York City and the surrounding metropolitan area. As of Thursday, it had...
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76ers to Decide on Penn’s Landing Facility
The nonprofit overseer of development along central Philadelphia’s Delaware River waterfront could decide as soon as Wednesday on a bidder...
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PA Restaurants Can Expand to 50% Occupancy On 9-21
Pennsylvania restaurants will soon be able to double their indoor occupancy to 50% capacity, Governor Tom Wolf announced Tuesday. Restaurants...
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Unemployment Rate Falls to 8.4%
Nonfarm payrolls increased by 1.37 million in August and the unemployment rate tumbled to 8.4% as the U.S. economy continued...
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NJ To Allow Indoor Dining for Labor Day Weekend
New Jersey restaurants will be allowed to resume indoor dining starting Friday, Governor Phil Murphy announced Monday. Movie theaters and...
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N.J. Restaurants to Resume Indoor Dining
New Jersey bars and restaurants will be allowed to reopen their indoor dining sections with restrictions ahead of the Labor...
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Center City Building Eyed for Sports Betting
Six local businessmen are zeroing in on 24,000 square feet in Center City for what they are dubbing as Philadelphia's...
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Lord & Taylor Closing After 194 Years
Lord & Taylor, the first department store established in the United States, is officially going out of business, ending a...
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NJ Indoor Dining May Reopen Mid-September
With the state’s gyms allowed to reopen with restrictions next Tuesday, Gov. Phil Murphy said he hopes to permit some...
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Lidl Adding More Stores in New Jersey
German discount grocer Lidl announced plans to open 10 more spots across New Jersey by the end of 2021 and...
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NJ to Reopen Gyms on September 1st
Governor Phil Murphy plans to announce New Jersey gyms may soon be allowed to reopen their doors amid the coronavirus...
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Retail Rent Collections Increase: But Still Off Almost 20%
Retail rent collections have continued to pick up, even as the coronavirus pandemic continues unabated in parts of the country....
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NJ Unemployment Lowest Since Start of Pandemic
New Jersey’s jobless rate hit its lowest point since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic – a staggering 13.8 percent,...
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Philadelphia to Reopen Indoor Dining
Philadelphia will allow indoor dining at restaurants beginning Sept. 8, ending a nearly six-month ban that has taken a toll...
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