Tag: The Philadelphia Inquirer

New Innovation Center Represents 'First Major Commercial Construction' in Coatesville in 50 Years

A new innovation center and start-up accelerator is coming to the former Lukens Steel offices in Coatesville’s Keystone Innovation Zone, writes Erin Arvedlund…

Tower Health Receives Massive Credit Downgrade

Tower Health – which owns Brandywine, Jennersville, and Phoenixville hospitals – has received a three-tier credit downgrade from Fitch Ratings, writes Harold Brubaker for The Philadelphia…

Employers Invited to Advertise Open Positions and Support Local Restaurants at the Same Time

The Philadelphia Inquirer, in partnership with Monster.com and a number of other popular platforms, is now offering special rates to employers who are looking…

Malvern's TerraVida Acquired by Chicago-Based Medical Marijuana Company in $135 Million Deal

TerraVida Holistic Centers, a medical cannabis company with a location in Malvern, has been acquired by Chicago-based Verano Holdings in a deal valued at…

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Developer Aims to Usher in ‘New Generation of Buildings’ by Constructing Healthy Office Complex in Malvern

Prompted by the pandemic, developer Mark Nicoletti, one of the chief executives at King of Prussia-based Philadelphia Suburban Development Corp., is planning to build…

Parent Company of Kennett Square-Based Exelon Generation to Split into Two Companies

Exelon, the parent company of Kennett Square-based Exelon Generation, will split into two companies, separating its power-generation business from utilities, writes Andrew Maykuth…

As Buyers Turn Impatient, Downingtown-Based Builder Continues to Deal with Supply-Chain Disruptions

Southdown Homes is currently working on 11 townhouses in Downingtown, but the builder is having to deal with ongoing supply-chain disruptions and buyers who…

Downingtown Man, Advertising Exec Who Helped Launch or Restage 100-Plus National Brands Dies at 68

J. Scott Franks, a Downingtown resident and an advertising executive who specialized in collaboration and creativity, has died at 68, writes Gary Miles for The…

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Couple Turns Phoenixville Chalet into the Picturesque Cabin of Their Dreams

Over the last three decades, Doug and Toop Guyer have turned a dark and dingy chalet in Phoenixville into the picturesque cabin of their dreams…

Glenmoore Native Albert M. Greenfield – Real Estate Developer, Mr. Philadelphia’s Grandson – Dies at 65

Glenmoore native and Villanova resident Albert M. Greenfield III – a real estate developer, philanthropist, and grandson of Mr. Philadelphia – has died at 65, writes Gary…