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We asked biz and tech leaders what they want to change about Philadelphia’s business environment in the new year. Here’s what they said.

Here’s why the leader says the effort to support the region’s black-owned businesses is much bigger than any one person.

The Philly leader, known for her bright smile and networking chops, explains how she seems to be everywhere all the time.

As 2018 winds down, here’s an end-of-year update on Philly Mag’s 10 Startups to Watch for 2018.

A new study shows that the metro area ranks high for the number of people earning at least $100,000 in income. Meanwhile, the city has one of the country’s biggest income gaps.

The seasonal flights kick off next year for your chance to finally visit the Canadian province’s popular Bay of Fundy.

The new 2018 Fortune list ranks the 100 U.S. companies doing the most to build inclusive cultures for people of color, women, LGBTQ employees and other diverse groups.

And after recently being named one of Forbes’ 20 rising stars in cloud computing, Guru CEO Rick Nucci says the startup is only just getting started.

Here’s a master list of gift ideas for every type of person in your life, from the Gritty-obsessed to the foodie. Shop to impress and support small local business.

2019 is already looking good for the startup group. The organization will have a new board president and chairman and an accelerator double its usual size.

That’s if they’re earning the average national freelancing rate of $38 per hour or more.

The tech leader has come a long way since working to launch Comcast’s celebrated X1 platform.

The urbanist behind all that “creative class” ideology will spend the next year fulfilling a research fellowship in Philly. Here’s why he calls the city fortunate.

In case you want to skip the holiday and shop instead.

Check out what’s new, what’s coming and what has closed before setting out for that big holiday shopping trip.