Philadelphia’s City Hall and some other city buildings are now more accessible for people with disabilities. The installation of new tactile signs, grab bars in restrooms, and other upgrades will help the nearly 17% of Philadelphia residents who are living with a disability. That’s one of the highest rates of residents with disabilities among large…
The decision to cut wage and business taxes in Philadelphia represents a significant step forward for the city, particularly for minority and diverse businesses, writes guest columnist Mustafa Rashed. Read the complete article at: Philly Business Journal
This year we’re honoring 19 individuals, plus a Lifetime Achievement Award recipient. Here are the first 10. Read the complete article at: Philly Business Journal
POWER 100 2022: THE COMPLETE LIST Read the complete article at: Philly Business Journal
