A new business networking group is in the process of forming in the Glen Mills area. Small business owners who are interested in developing a relationship with others on an ongoing basis can send an email to organizer, Andrea Carrero at andreainsures@gmail.com for more information.

The group will meet for a late breakfast every other week at a location near the intersection of...

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On Thursday, March 28, 2013 from 1-4 p.m. all women are welcome to apply to a nationwide online career fair. This free career fair allows all women to upload their resume instantly by simply registering online. Click for more information
Women will gain access from recruiters from top corporations and non-profit...

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Two years ago Steve Jobs decried the market of small screened (7 inch or so) tablet computers, basically saying that the screen size could not be utilized effectively for making great tablet applications. He cited Apple's own testing that showed how larger 10 inch screen give more space so that our chubby fingers have room to touch things properly on the screen. His other reasons why the 7 inch...

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Recently I had the pleasure of visiting Alex Charlton for a Corner Table conversation. Alex is the President of the Delaware County Chamber of Commerce and quite capably explained to me the many benefits the Chamber provides to local businesses. But it doesn't stop there. The entire community in Delaware County wins as a result of the Chamber's work through their membership, advocacy and...

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What does it take to succeed in business? How can other businesses in your community help you achieve your financial goals? How can a strong Chamber of Commerce help you succeed? Join Tom Kelly Sunday morning, July 15, for a very special Corner Table interview with the President of the Delaware County Chamber of Commerce, Alex Charlton. For 125 years the Chamber has helped local businesses...

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Earlier this year, the city of Philadelphia and Mayor Nutter began to pressure the current owners and developers of the Divine Lorraine Hotel at Broad Street and Fairmount Ave in North Philadelphia to do something with the historic building that is failing into disrepair. Empty for over a decade, it is becoming an eyesore in the Mayor's opinion and a blockade to North Broad's revival.

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Comcast Cable Communications based in Philadelphia has filed a federal lawsuit against Sprint Nextel alleging that they have infringed on four of Comcast's patents. The patents include the very core features of Sprint's service including a 2005 Comcast patent called "Transferring Of A Message".

Comcast claims that Sprint's methods for many wireless voice and data services,...

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Delaware County officials warned of the devastating effects of the closings of the Sunoco and ConocoPhillips refineries in Marcus Hook and Trainer on Wednesday. They cited a state analysis they requested that said that for every job lost at the refinery, 18 non-refinery jobs would either be lost, lose hours, or in some other way be affected.

There are currently 1,100 union workers...

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Last year, Philadelphia developer Bart Blatstein bought 18-story building that had been home to Philadelphia Media Networks assets including the Inquirer, Daily News and Philly.com.

Now Blatstein and four partners have formed a company to explore purchasing Philadelphia Media Network Inc. but it is unclear whether the group will be able to participate in the bidding process.

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BRYN MAWR, Pa., Feb. 3, 2012 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Bryn Mawr Bank Corporation (Nasdaq:BMTC) (the "Corporation"), parent of The Bryn Mawr Trust Company (the "Bank"), today announced that it has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire Davidson Trust Company (the "Company") from Boston Private Financial Holdings, Inc. and members of the Company's management group.

The acquisition...

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