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Sons of Legion Bring ‘Soul to SØL’ Tour to Philadelphia This Fall
PHILADELPHIA, PA — A breakout year for Sons of Legion will bring the rock, soul and blues duo to The Fillmore Philadelphia this fall as their Soul to SØL World …
Lifestyle
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WSFS Survey Finds 39% of Consumers Cutting Spending
WILMINGTON, DE — Nearly four in 10 consumers in the Greater Philadelphia and Delaware region are spending less than they were a year ago, with households cutting restaurants, travel and …
Pennsylvania
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Pennsylvania Sets $90 Billion Transportation Investment Plan
HARRISBURG, PA — Pennsylvania is planning more than $90 billion in transportation investment over the next 12 years under a newly adopted statewide program covering roads, bridges, public transit, airports, …
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FTC Rejects Disparate-Impact Claims Under Consumer Law
WASHINGTON, D.C. — The Federal Trade Commission will no longer pursue discrimination claims based on disparate-impact theories, narrowing how the agency will use its consumer-protection authority while preserving enforcement against …
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Innovative Aerosystems Sets Aug. 13 Earnings Call
EXTON, PA — Innovative Aerosystems (Nasdaq: ISSC) will report fiscal third-quarter 2026 results before markets open Aug. 13, followed by a 10 a.m. ET conference call covering financial performance, recent …
MooreWays Expands Psychiatric, Neuropsychological Care
EXTON, PA — MooreWays To Mind Health has added a clinical neuropsychologist and a psychiatric nurse practitioner to its Exton- and Media-based practice, expanding access to psychiatric evaluation, medication management …
Prismm Index Flags $1.5 Trillion in Deposit Runoff Risk
NEWARK, DE — Prismm estimates that about $1.5 trillion in deposits could leave U.S. banks and credit unions over the next decade as account holders die, prompting the Newark-based fintech …
FTC Rejects Disparate-Impact Claims Under Consumer Law
WASHINGTON, D.C. — The Federal Trade Commission will no longer pursue discrimination claims based on disparate-impact theories, narrowing how the agency will use its consumer-protection authority while preserving enforcement against …
Aramark Tests New Prison Dining Model in Ohio, Indiana
PHILADELPHIA, PA — Aramark Correctional Services will test a redesigned prison dining program in Ohio and Indiana this summer, using changes to menus, dining spaces and serveware to determine whether …