Elon Musk testified that OpenAI's leaders are "looting" a charity as his lawsuit against Sam Altman went to trial, with lawyers for both sides trading sharply opposed accounts of the company's origins.
Mei Ling · April 28, 2026
The Swedish-designed electric crossover, now built in South Korea, arrives in the US with 544 horsepower, a range near 300 miles and a base price of $57,990.
Jennifer Paige · April 24, 2026
The national average for regular gasoline has topped $4 for the first time in four years, and Philadelphia prices are running above it as the Strait of Hormuz stays largely closed.
Aever Bundji · April 3, 2026
A coalition of nonprofits has reached a deal to purchase the six-story landmark at 838 Grant Ave. for $32 million, ending a dispute with its owner that lasted nearly a decade.
Mei Ling · April 2, 2026
The five-bay venue, targeted for an October debut, would join a cluster of food and retail projects near Swanson and Wolf Streets.
Aever Bundji · March 8, 2026
Montgomery County commissioners say the planned return of the Abington aerospace fastener plant is welcome news, though the new facility will employ about half as many people as before.
Aever Bundji · February 20, 2026
Presidio Bay, which bought the 17.7-acre site for $137 million, has filed plans to replace the vacant federal office complex with 670 apartments, offices, retail and public open space.
Mei Ling · February 3, 2026
The S&P 500, Dow and Nasdaq all edged lower on Wednesday, staying close to Monday's record highs, as big swings in Micron, Freeport-McMoRan and Lithium Americas dominated trading.
Amy Swan · September 24, 2025
Cafes across Philadelphia are coping with little or no matcha, a shortage that owners tie to social-media-fueled demand and a delicate crop.
Aever Bundji · September 6, 2025
South Korean officials described a Czech court's freeze on a deal to build two reactors as a temporary setback and said they expect the contract to go ahead.
Ken Adams · May 7, 2025
Alef Aeronautics' demo video has drawn millions of eyes and thousands of preorders, but founder Jim Dukhovny still faces regulatory, financial and engineering hurdles before the car can reach customers.
Mei Ling · March 30, 2025
With a Jan. 15 deadline approaching, 45,000 longshoremen are threatening to halt East and Gulf coast ports unless talks resolve a dispute over automated cranes.
Kendra Konchanuk · January 7, 2025
The discount retailer has acquired the Cumberland Crossing shopping center and plans to open a new store there in the second quarter of 2025.
Ishani Kapalli · December 18, 2024
Trump Media and Technology Group is said to be in advanced talks to acquire Bakkt, a struggling crypto trading venue once led by Kelly Loeffler and largely owned by Atlanta's Intercontinental Exchange.
Jayden Sweiler · November 18, 2024
Blackwolf, an Atlanta-born app whose drivers all carry firearms, is recruiting in Houston, Dallas and Austin and hopes to launch in Texas by early 2025.
Kendra Konchanuk · November 15, 2024
The utility's board approved the hike to offset rising costs and an expensive January cold snap, with the typical household paying about $6 more per month.
Jennifer Paige · March 17, 2024
Houston, Dallas and Austin each have roughly a quarter of their office space unleased, a mix of past overbuilding and remote work that raises questions for lenders and the broader financial sector.
Kendra Konchanuk · October 16, 2023
As Netflix prepares to end its 25-year-old DVD-by-mail service on Sept. 29, an email promising up to 10 bonus discs has sparked debate over whether customers must send them back.
Amy Swan · August 19, 2023
The UN-backed Science Based Targets initiative has removed Amazon's climate commitment from its list after the company did not submit a verifiable emissions-reduction target.
Amy Swan · August 14, 2023
A theater set designer who bought a dated South Philadelphia house in April 2020 and refurbished it largely herself is now selling the 1,878-square-foot property.
Aever Bundji · May 16, 2023
Charisse McGill of Aldan and her 17-year-old daughter, Madison, appeared in a four-minute pre-Mother's Day segment about their snack company, Lokal Artisan Foods.
Aever Bundji · May 12, 2023
Reports that the NBA's new collective bargaining agreement lets players promote licensed marijuana brands have excited Arizona cannabis firms, though legal experts say other endorsement contracts may still stand in the way.
Juan Gonzalez · May 2, 2023
A SmartAsset analysis of 76 large U.S. cities concludes that a six-figure paycheck stretches far less in high-cost cities such as San Francisco, where taxes and living expenses cut its value sharply.
Mei Ling · March 17, 2023
The Dallas-based discount home goods chain filed for Chapter 11 protection, its second bankruptcy in three years, and plans to close 263 underperforming locations nationwide.
Amy Swan · February 21, 2023
