Bob Fernandez

Verizon has officially launched its 5G internet-to-home service in Philadelphia. The coverage maps shows gaps but it’s taking on Xfinity in Comcast Corp.’s headquarters city.

Mike Cavanagh has been Comcast’s chief financial officer since 2015.

A bankruptcy judge on Thursday approved paying $93,000 in short-term incentives to employees and sales reps at Malvern’s Endo International.

Wawa has been evolving toward bigger, suburban stores with gasoline. Residents don’t always welcome it.

As employees go remote, suburban Philly office buildings could be repurposed or torn down. Companies are “getting rid of overhead,” said one township manager.

Pennsylvania Real Estate Investment Trust has sold the Cumberland Mall in Vineland to an undisclosed buyer for $45 million, allowing it pay off the mall’s mortgage.

“We are committed to the city of Philadelphia,” said Boyds president Kent Gushner, though he expresses concerns about crime and safety.

“This is straight out of the Purdue playbook,” said Temple University law professor Jonathan Lipson.

Many indie filmmakers say Shyamalan deserves Pennsylvania film tax credits — but not from the reserve allocated for smaller film-production firms.

Thousands of government and private organizations have sued Endo for its alleged part in the nation’s opioid epidemic. The Malvern-based firm filed for bankruptcy in 2022.