April 26, 2017
Medicine
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Michael Tanenbaum
Despite its reputation as one of the nation's top medical markets, Philadelphia turns out to be among the least lucrative cities for doctors to practice in the United States, according to a new report.
April 26, 2017
Road Safety
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Michael Tanenbaum
Pennsylvanians have some serious work to do on their driving habits, and one of the state's cities is dreadful enough to be considered the worst in the United States, according to a new study from EverQuote Insurance.
April 26, 2017
Universities
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Michael Tanenbaum
Villanova University announced Wednesday that former New York City mayor, entrepreneur and philanthropist Michael Bloomberg will speak at this year's commencement on May 19.
April 25, 2017
Surveys
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Michael Tanenbaum
Philadelphia is looking to hear from residents about their experiences with the city's before- and after-school programs.
April 25, 2017
Development
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Michael Tanenbaum
Local co-working network Benjamin's Desk will partner with developer Eric Blumenfeld to renovate North Philadelphia's former Studebaker showroom, turning the historic property into an office space just steps away from the recently reopened Divine Lorraine apartments.
April 25, 2017
Music
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Michael Tanenbaum
Daryl Hall and John Oates will rock Philadelphia in just over a month for their inaugural HoagieNation Festival, a special stop in the midst of a North American tour that kicks off May 4.
April 25, 2017
Politics
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Michael Tanenbaum
Billionaire Hungarian-American investor George Soros has reportedly thrown his weight behind a candidate in the race for Philadelphia district attorney, supplying $280,000 in television ads through a super PAC linked to his associates, according to City & State PA.
April 24, 2017
Politics
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Michael Tanenbaum
A wage equity bill that would bar Philadelphia employers from asking applicants for their salary history has been has been temporarily stayed pending a lawsuit filed by the Chamber of Commerce for Greater Philadelphia.
April 24, 2017
Consumers
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Michael Tanenbaum
A West Chester-based athletic apparel company once regarded as a Wall Street Journal "Startup of the Year" reached a settlement in a consumer complaint Monday over its failure to meet the lofty promises of its Kickstarter campaign, Pennsylvania Attorney General Josh Shapiro announced.
April 24, 2017
Videos
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Michael Tanenbaum
When thousands of people start streaming into Philadelphia this week for the NFL draft, their travels around the city will put them in front of one of the world's greatest mural collections, numbering about 4,000 at this point.