How businesses can help employees save for their kids with a Trump IRA | Expert Opinion
Employers can contribute to these IRAs for children of their employees. Tax professionals say the program has pros and cons for savers.
Penn Medicine joined a nurse retention effort that pays up to $40K in student loan debt
Penn will also repay up to $105,000 in debt for nurse anesthetists, up to $65,000 for pharmacists and acute care nurse practitioners or physician assistants, and $30,000 for respiratory therapists.
Two dozen new restaurants in the suburbs | Let’s Eat
A Wawa fan visits Buc-ee’s, Michelin makes a change, there’s a whiskey that keeps mosquitoes away, and we’re cooking with Shakespeare.
Buying a home in Philly or Delco? You need to make more money than last year to afford it.
Among the 50 largest U.S. metropolitan areas, the market Redfin defines as Philadelphia and Delaware County had the second-biggest percentage increase in the income needed to afford the typical home.
Leading Penn under Trump | Morning Newsletter
🍽️ And more than two dozen restaurants.
A new Italian restaurant will join an Old City dining boomlet
Restaurateur Genti Matfaj, who owns three Osteria Ama locations, has signed a 10-year lease on Market Street across from Franklin Fountain. Trattoria Ponte Vecchio will have two vibes under one…
Trea Turner and Aaron Nola have bounceback performances in Phillies’ 4-3 win over the Padres
Nola allowed two runs on three hits across six innings. Turner, who was dropped from leadoff to the second spot, hit a solo homer in the third inning and later…
Kyle Schwarber continues to thrive at Petco Park, which is known to be unkind for hitters
Schwarber, who was in the leadoff spot on Tuesday, hit his league-leading 21st homer on Monday. “I’ve never seen a dude pump them out of the yard like Schwarber does,"…
A Philly charter is challenging the school board’s ability to move forward with charter renewals
Philadelphia Montessori says the district subjects charters to "shifting standards, inconsistent methodologies, and procedures that do not provide fair notice or a neutral adjudicative structure."
Philadelphia Salvage Co. agrees to $20,000 settlement for restoration work it didn’t complete
The now-defunct formerly beloved company also cannot conduct future work in the restoration business.