Philadelphia Business Journal
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Sale of Bensalem Warehouse Sees Nearly 100 Percent Return for Its Owner in Just Three Years
The booming commercial real estate (CRE) business in Bucks County shows no signs of abating, if the sale of a Bensalem warehouse is any indicator.…
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Purchase of a Medical Testing Facility Proves Fortuitous to ProPhase Labs in Doylestown
The Board of Directors at ProPhase Labs recently approved a $6 million stock buyback, reflective of its healthy bottom line. The company’s newfound profitability stems…
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Healthcare Services Group Settles SEC Suit for $6 Million, Neither Admitting Nor Denying Charges
Security and Exchange Commission (SEC) action against Bensalem’s Healthcare Services Group has been resolved. The latter agreed to a $6 million settlement while neither admitting…
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Philadelphia Distillery’s Bid for Trumbauersville’s Midnight Madness Distilling May End Its Bankruptcy Nightmare
The nightmare bankruptcy proceedings of unwinding Trumbauersville distillery Midnight Madness may be showing signs of ending. A Philadelphia distillery, New Liberty, is working toward the…
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Philadelphia Business Journal Names Penn Community Bank Marketing Director One of Its 25 Diversity Leaders
Penn Community Bank is pleased to announce the Philadelphia Business Journal‘s recognition of Bernard Tynes, Senior Vice President and Director of Marketing and Data Analytics,…
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St. Luke’s University Health Network Bolsters Its Upper Bucks Campus With Services for Women and Babies
St. Luke’s University Health Network (SLUHN) has invested $9 million in adding maternity and newborn care to its Upper Bucks campus. John George reported the…
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Former Harleysville Insurance Headquarters Hits the Market
The 241,688-square-foot office building that once held Harleysville Insurance has been put up for sale by Broadstone Net Lease, writes Natalie Kostelni for the Philadelphia…
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Federal Charges of Embezzlement Become Albatross Around the Neck of USGA Employee from Perkasie
Perkasie resident Robert Fryer is in a hole. But it’s nothing to celebrate. The U.S. Attorney’s office has snagged him for alleged embezzlement of golf…
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The Pandemic’s Effect on the Bucks County Job Market: ‘Tables Have Completely Flipped’
The pandemic has completely upended the Bucks County job market. It was a game-changer in the region and the nation as well, reports Ty West…
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Report Highlights Amazon’s Positive Economic Effect in Pa.; Sidesteps Impact on Brick-and-Mortar Retailers
A new Keystone Strategy report highlights the positive economic contributions of Amazon in Pennsylvania, But it does not delve into the impact the e-commerce giant…
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Trading Wheeled Carts for Virtual Ones, Amazon Fresh Warrington Opens
The first toehold for the Amazon.com, Inc., expansion into the Pennsylvania grocery business, Amazon Fresh Warrington, has opened. Natalie Kostelni wrote about the debut for…
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Penn Community Bank’s Bernard Tynes Joins Leadership of Pennsylvania Bankers Association
Penn Community Bank proudly announces the naming of Bernard Tynes, who is SVP and Director of Marketing and Data Analytics, to the board of directors…
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Troubled Montgomery Mall in North Wales Seeks a Buyer That Can Handle the $50M Price Tag
After being foreclosed on and put in receivership, Montgomery Mall has now been put up for sale and is expected to sell for an estimated…
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After Courting Many, Strongbridge Biopharma of Trevose Chose to Dance with a Chicago Pharmaceutical Firm
Like a high school boy searching for a prom date, Strongbridge Biopharma talked to a number of potential acquisition partners before finally getting the ‘yes’…
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Pohlig Builders, Area Luxury Home Constructor, Looks to Install New Leadership for 2022
Malvern-based home builder Pohlig Builders is finalizing the succession plan it started six years ago to be under new ownership by the end of next…
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Grand View Hospital, Sellersville, Becomes Bucks County’s Second Level II Adult Trauma Center
Sellersville’s Grand View Hospital is now the second Level II trauma center serving Bucks County. Its recent accreditation by the Pennsylvania Trauma Systems Foundation was…
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“MillerKnoll” Emerges After Herman Miller Completes Acquisition of East Greenville-based Knoll
Herman Miller has completed its $1.8 billion acquisition of East Greenville-based Knoll and decided that the merged company will be known as MillerKnoll, writes Natalie…
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Toll Prices Continue to Rise as Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission Green-Lights 2022 Increase
The Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission has approved a five percent toll increase for both E-ZPass and Toll by Plate customers for next year, writes Nate Doughty…
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