By Jennifer Leonard While retailers struggle to draw in customers and television networks have difficulty monetizing their viewership due to slashed advertising budgets, QVC and HSN are seei... Read more
J. Roswell Gallagher, a former staff physician at The Hill School in Pottstown, managed to prevent a virus outbreak in 1934 in a way that offers lessons for today’s handling of the coronavir... Read more
A rare silver Corvette built in 1957 and owned by Berwyn native Ed Welburn, the former Head of Global Design at General Motors, is one of The Wall Street Journal’s favorite rides of 2019, wr... Read more
Vanguard is considering expanding its alternative investments with a push into private equity, writes Dawn Lim for The Wall Street Journal. The Malvern-based investment giant has had explora... Read more
The number of restaurants nationwide that offer authentic, handmade Italian pasta has surged in recent years, and West Chester’s Andiario offers some of the best, writes Elizabeth Dunn for T... Read more
When she was appointed chair of Chester County Board of Commissioners, Michelle Kichline had to trade evening yoga for early morning fitness classes at Paoli’s Purenergy Studio to keep in sh... Read more
A riot of civility erupted in Philadelphia when an eclectic group of students switched from talking about the Super Bowl to discussing politics, writes Paula Marantz Cohen for The Wall Stree... Read more
Research by experts in psychology, management, and linguistics has been looking into the smartest ways to use email at work, writes Andrew Blackman for The Wall Street Journal. While most of... Read more
An unwavering commitment to reprogramming the gap in pay between men and women led SAP President for North America Jennifer Morgan to a $1 million mid-year pay adjustment, as well as a stere... Read more
A growing trend is bringing people in the prime of their life to settings teeming with life. The not-for-profit Kendal Corp. of Kennett Square is a leader in creating what’s becoming known a... Read more
