PHILADEPHIA - FCM Hospitality and owner Avram Hornik announce the re-opening of Concourse Dance Bar at 1635 Market Street starting this Friday, October 9th.
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PHILADELPHIA - Following last Friday's ceremonial kickoff of the America250PA statewide tour, Philadelphia has formally entered what officials are calling the "most significant year in the city’s modern history." With just six months until the massive Semiquincentennial (250th Birthday) celebrations, City Hall and local tourism boards have shifted into high gear—and the finalized schedule for the summer is already raising eyebrows.
With the sudden closure of Jose Pistola's in late August 2026, following the earlier loss of the legendary dive McGlinchey's, the 200 block of South 15th Street in Center City Philadelphia is undergoing a massive transition. While it might feel like the block is being cleared for new high-rise development, the buildings are not slated for demolition. Instead, these structures are headed toward historic preservation, revitalization, and keeping the local bar scene alive. READ FULL STORY HERE!!!
PHILADELPHIA - When looking to invest locally in the Philadelphia region, the area boasts a robust lineup of publicly traded companies spanning telecommunications, healthcare, hospitality, and retail. Supporting these companies can strengthen your connection to the community and foster confidence in regional growth. If you are looking to diversify your portfolio with some homegrown heavyweights, here are five of the top Philadelphia-area companies to consider for your investment radar.
New York – The cryptocurrency market is buzzing with excitement and speculation following Jim Cramer's recent endorsement of Bitcoin. The host of CNBC's Mad Money, known for his market analyses and sometimes contrarian investment advice, has significantly influenced market sentiment by calling Bitcoin a "winner," sparking a wave of enthusiasm among crypto enthusiasts and investors.
On June 10, 2024, Nvidia, a leading chipmaker, completed a 10-for-1 stock split, adjusting its share price from over $1,000 to around $120 per share. This move was designed to make the stock more accessible to a broader range of investors and potentially boost trading volume. The split has sparked a range of reactions from investors and market observers, with some raising their price targets for the company and others noting the significant short interest in the stock.
