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A World Series hero made tarps for Connie Mack. Now his Philadelphia company works on airplanes.
A Philadelphia company, originally known for making tarps for baseball legend Connie Mack, has transitioned to working on airplane manufacturing. The company is currently led by a former football star from the University of Pennsylvania.
The Playbook: A new view of retirement carries stakes for both workers and employers
The latest edition of The Playbook examines the evolving dynamics between workers and employers in the context of retirement planning. It highlights concerns over AI's role in layoffs and the growing skepticism among employees regarding corporate transparency. These factors contribute to a more complex job market.
Hanwha Philly Shipyard leases former FS Investments building at the Navy Yard
Hanwha Philly Shipyard has secured a lease for the former FS Investments building located at the Navy Yard. This move will enable the company to expand its office space while optimizing its waterfront area for construction and production activities.
Matt Cord to return as 76ers announcer, delay retirement for LeBron James era
Matt Cord has decided to postpone his retirement and return as the public address announcer for the Philadelphia 76ers. His decision comes after the team made significant roster changes, including the acquisition of Jaylen Brown and the signing of LeBron James.
Philadelphia area's richest residents climb Forbes 400 rankings
The Philadelphia area's wealthiest residents have seen an increase in their rankings on the Forbes 400 list. Collectively, these billionaires represent $142 billion of the total $8 trillion net worth of the 400 richest individuals in the United States.
Lancaster Country Club tapped for 2044 U.S. Women's Open and 4 other championships
Lancaster Country Club has been selected to host the 2044 U.S. Women's Open along with four other championships over the next two decades. These events will feature competitions for golfers of all ages, highlighting the club's commitment to promoting the sport.