Retail Sales Slower Because of Autos
Retail sales rose 1.2% for the month, against the expected increase of 2.3% from economists surveyed by Dow Jones. The...
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Americans Filing for Unemployment falls Below 1M
The number of laid-off Americans applying for unemployment benefits fell below 1 million last week for the first time since the coronavirus pandemic started in...
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Trump Signs Relief Order After Congress Fails to Act
President Donald Trump on Saturday signed a series of executive orders expanding coronavirus economic relief to Americans struggling during the pandemic. The...
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US Jobs Report Shatters Expectations
Two months of record-setting payroll growth slowed in July but was still better than Wall Street estimates even as a...
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Five Charts Illustrating Current U.S. Economic Trends
States are taking differing approaches to reopening and closing during the pandemic, and the economy has been feeling the impact....
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Philly Schools to Return Virtually in Fall
The Philadelphia School Board has voted to begin the school year online. The Board announced its approval of an all-virtual...
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Fed to Hold Rates Steady Based on Economic Data
The Federal Reserve held interest rates steady in a decision announced Wednesday that came along with a tepid outlook on...
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Property Management with Safety in Mind
Let's look at safety as it relates to property management. As a property manager, you have an important responsibility. Building...
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Murphy Announces a New Relief Program for Small Businesses
Governor Murphy announced a new relief program for small businesses impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. The Small Business Lease -...
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Senate and White House Agree on $1 Trillion Aid Bill
Senate Republicans announced Wednesday evening that they have "reached a fundamental agreement" with White House negotiators on how to move...
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Real Estate Depreciation Change in CARES Act
A welcomed change to real estate depreciation came in the recent CARES Act. We tax practitioners and certain taxpayers have...
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Existing Home Sales Surge Nearly 21%
Sales of existing homes jumped nearly 21% in June compared with May, according to the National Association of Realtors. It...
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NFL Agrees to Cancel 2020 Preseason
The NFL Players Association and league's owners have agreed to scrap the 2020 preseason while also reducing the size of...
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NJ expands travel advisory self-quarantine to 31 states
The COVID-19 rebound has slowly crept toward the Northeast, an area the virus slammed in March and April, as the...
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NJ To Offer Remote-Learning Option For Schools
The Department of Education will provide guidance later this week for parents that will allow them to opt for all-remote...
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Trump to Resume Coronavirus Briefings
President Donald Trump said that he will resume holding coronavirus press briefings at the White House, likely starting Tuesday, as a sharp...
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PA Makes $50M Available for Hazard Pay Grants
Governor Tom Wolf announced the availability of $50 million in grant funding to help employers provide hazard pay to employees...
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Eagles Fans Won’t Be Attending Home Games
Philadelphia officials said Tuesday that fans would not be allowed to attend professional sports games — meaning the Eagles will...
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Falling Occupancy and Rent Reductions to Cause Cap Rate Increases
The prospect of falling occupancies and rent reductions will cause cap rates to rise. COVID-19 has been a shock to...
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Cherry Hill Schools Draft Reopening Plan
Extensive school sanitizing, masks for everyone in school nearly all the time and a hybrid schedule of meeting in person...
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Philadelphia Cancels All Large Public Events
All large-scale public events will be canceled through Feb. 28, a city spokesperson confirmed Tuesday. The move effectively cancels the...
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Murphy to Lift NJ Transit 50 Seat Limit
New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy said Monday the 50% capacity limit for New Jersey Transit will be lifted as of...
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Large Restaurant Chains Recovering Faster
Big restaurant chains have largely recovered from the coronavirus pandemic, but the rest of the industry is taking longer to...
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Murphy to Require Masks Outdoors
Phil Murphy said he’ll sign an executive order Wednesday mandating that masks or other face coverings be worn outdoors, as...
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