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Andrew Seidman

Andrew Seidman

Business & Power Reporter and Staff Writer at The Philadelphia Inquirer

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N.J. comptroller alleges conflicts of interest involving George Norcross’ firm and local governme...

The Office of the State Comptroller said Conner Strong & Buckelew has violated public contracting laws and failed to disclose conflicts of interest to state regulators.
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SEPTA sets date to restore service as the agency seeks permission t...

In addition to rolling back service cuts, SEPTA will raise fares by 21.5%.
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Judge dismisses DRPA lawsuit that sought to block N.J. probe into c...

The federal judge’s decision does not mean the Delaware River Port Authority will necessarily have to comply with NJ Comptroller's subpoenas, however. That question will likely fall to a state court.
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Taxing skill games could help fund SEPTA. Here’s what to know.

Pace-O-Matic, the developer of slot-machine-style games installed in Pa. bars and convenience stores, has spent millions of dollars funding politicians’ campaigns and lobbying lawmakers.
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Developer submits revised plans for ‘generation-defining project’ a...

Abrams Realty & Development said its new plans in West Whiteland include the removal of dozens of proposed townhouses, six acres of additional green space, and a more open entry at Route 30.
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N.J. just raised the ‘mansion tax’ on high-value property sales. He...

Sellers will have to pay tens of thousands of dollars in higher fees on residential and commercial property sales exceeding $2 million under a New Jersey law enacted by Gov. Phil Murphy.
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A new indoor golf simulator and restaurant is coming to Cherry Hill

The 6,045-square-foot storefront will include five golf simulators, an arcade, and an “upscale” restaurant and bar, according to TruGolf. The company signed a lease with Urban Edge Properties.
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Trump’s ‘big, beautiful bill’ could threaten $1 billion in Pa. clea...

Pennsylvania risks losing money and jobs if lawmakers repeal tax credits for energy manufacturing.
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QVC has been whacked by tariffs on Chinese goods and declining cons...

QVC says it's reducing its reliance on goods from China and seeing results from a new deal with TikTok.
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Navy Yard gets $30 million in state funds for life sciences and man...

Ensemble Real Estate Investments and Mosaic Development Partners will use the money for work that will support new life sciences and manufacturing facilities.
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JPMorgan Chase’s Jamie Dimon talks tariffs and the possibility of a...

In a visit to Philadelphia to receive an award, the influential CEO raised concerns about the uncertain economy and getting workers back to the office.
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International travel through PHL has dropped sharply amid rising an...

Local tourism officials have already warned that Philadelphia’s economy could suffer from a decline in visitors associated with Trump's trade war and rhetoric toward Canada and Europe.
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Comcast and Aramark scrubbed DEI content amid Trump crackdown

The changes at Comcast come after the Federal Communications Commission in February said it had launched an investigation into the company's diversity, equity, and inclusion practices.
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Mack Trucks is laying off hundreds of workers at Lehigh Valley fact...

The layoffs could affect about 10% of the company’s 3,050 employees at its Lehigh Valley Operations facility in Macungie.
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Sheetz is looking to build a store on Wawa’s turf in Chesco

Sheetz wants to build a new convenience store in Thorndale on the site of a former Rite Aid that closed after the pharmacy chain filed for bankruptcy in 2023.
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After 100 years selling fabric, this Northern Liberties business wo...

Katz Leatherette Co. buys most of its materials from China, whose goods now face a 125% minimum tax imposed by President Donald Trump. "It's just devastating," the owner said.
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Philly port braces for tariffs as the largest U.S. importer of fruit

Your apples and bananas could cost 4% more under Trump's tariffs.
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Philly tourism officials are ‘anxious’ amid Trump’s tariffs and rif...

The industry is bracing for potential fallout from the Trump administration’s tariffs and hostile rhetoric toward traditional allies such as Canada.
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Philly Shipyard backs Trump plan to counter China shipbuilding — as...

A Trump proposal to impose fees on Chinese vessels has faced resistance from an array of American businesses who say it would disrupt supply chains and increase costs.
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Josh Shapiro says Chuck Schumer should have used ‘leverage’ in gove...

In an interview with Bill Maher, Shapiro, a Democrat who’s widely seen as a likely candidate for president in 2028, also weighed in on cuts at the Department of Education and Trump's tariffs.
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Motorcycles, coffee, chocolate: The Pa. products caught in Trump’s ...

Amid an escalating global trade war, President Donald Trump this past week slapped new tariffs on steel and aluminum products, prompting retaliatory levies from Canada.