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.

The iconic Mayfair Diner in Philadelphia is for sale, marking a potential end to its historic presence since 1932, with no listed price but continued operation during the sale.

Philadelphia hosts a three-day business summit focusing on city engagement, financial empowerment, and innovation, offering resources, insights, and networking opportunities for entrepreneurs.

The Philadelphia Recorder of Deeds manages property records, ensuring ownership transparency and a history of transactions, a crucial part of the real estate process.

The Macy's in Center City, Philadelphia closed after a final event featuring the Wanamaker Organ. This follows Macy's strategy to close underperforming stores.

Two Pennsylvania Lottery players won $1 million each on St. Patrick's Day; one through Cash 5 sold in West Philadelphia and the other with a Powerball ticket in Woodlyn. Stores earn a $5,000 bonus for selling winning tickets.

Philadelphia launches a $5 million Small Business Catalyst Fund, offering grants up to $50,000 to support local small businesses and entrepreneurs with growth potential. Applications open in May, with the first awardees announced in the fall.