Nuuly, Urban Outfitters' rental arm, pulled in more than $568 million in net sales for the year ended Jan. 31, 2026, and grew to roughly 420,000 subscribers. The result makes Nuuly a material piece of the Philadelphia-based company's revenue mix.

Nordstrom Rack will open 30,000‑sq‑ft stores at Main Street at Exton and Promenade at Granite Run this fall, expanding its suburban presence. The moves add to the company’s regional Rack growth.

A city stop-work order says World Cafe Live must halt operations by March 11 over alleged tax violations, putting spring shows and staff in limbo.

Wawa recalls several milk products due to the risk of plastic pieces, which may pose a choking hazard. The recall affects stores in NJ, PA, DE, and MD.

Designer Antthony Mark Hankins says HSN and QVC Group abruptly ended a 31‑year partnership; he is suing for at least $30 million and alleges reduced airtime and misuse of his likeness.

Firehouse Subs says it's coming back to Philly after a three‑year absence, with franchisees eyeing Center City and suburban hubs like King of Prussia.

Philadelphia sees moderate Valentine's spending with options like $150 dinners, while national spending is projected at $29.1 billion.

AgConnect introduces a "As Seen in the Chester County Farm Guide" stamp to promote local agriculture in Chester County, highlighting farms and businesses in the area.

Starbucks confirms closing six Philadelphia stores amid a broader plan to cut jobs and shutter locations in North America, sparking concern among employees and patrons.

The South Philly Sports Complex introduced the Xfinity Mobile Arena, formerly known as the Wells Fargo Center, with new signage and promises of high-speed Wi-Fi for fans.

Philadelphia farmers' markets address food insecurity by offering fresh produce, accepting various payment options, and receiving city support through grants and a new operator guide.

Delaware Public Service Commission approves Chesapeake Utilities Corporation's first gas rate hike in 9 years, increasing residential heating rates by 6% and non-heating rates by 6.5%.

Philadelphia introduces free tax assistance for small businesses earning under $250,000, with multilingual support and eligibility criteria excluding landlords.