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Business

In July 2020, Mexico President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador (left) and President Donald Trump held a joint news conference at the White House

Business

Round 2 in the Trump vs. Mexico matchup looks ominous for Mexico

Mexico is facing another Donald Trump presidency, but with a new president of its own: leftist ideologue Claudia Sheinbaum. How will she handle his threats on such issues as trade and migrants?

Mark Stevenson and María Verza, Associated Press

Wawa and other convenience stores are offering more dining options with made-to-order meals for busy families.

Business

U.S. convenience stores are tempting customers’ palates

Anne D'Innocenzio, Associated Press

A sale sign stands outside a home Thursday, Oct. 17, 2024, in the east Washington Park neighborhood of Denver.

Business

Trump’s economic agenda for his second term is clouding the outlook for mortgage rates

Alex Veiga, Associated Press

A still from Mechanicsburg native Shane Gillis' Netflix comedy "Tires." Season two is currently being produced in Philadelphia and will premiere on Netflix in 2025.

Pennsylvania

Netflix and other companies receive $9 million in tax credits. How do film tax credits work in Pennsylvania?

Henry Savage

Mr. Gerst's "legacy of love and leadership will live on in everyone who he inspired," his daughter, Liz, said.

Obituaries

Eric D. Gerst, lawyer, author, entrepreneur, and social activist, has died at 83

Gary Miles

Economy

Let’s hope Trump’s mass deportation and more tariffs are campaign promises he doesn’t keep, says economist Joel Naroff

How would a huge removal of undocumented workers impact the economy? And how would tariffs affect prices for U.S. consumers?

Joel L. Naroff, For The Inquirer

Former President Donald Trump greets the crowd at a campaign rally in Prescott, Ariz., in October 2024, as crowd members hold signs that say "secure our border." The former president has proposed mass deportation of undocumented individuals and increased use of tariffs on imports.

Economy

Let’s hope Trump’s mass deportation and more tariffs are campaign promises he doesn’t keep, says economist Joel Naroff

How would a huge removal of undocumented workers impact the economy? And how would tariffs affect prices for U.S. consumers?

Joel L. Naroff, For The Inquirer

Elections

‘Inflation is more costly ... than we thought’: What voters say motivated them to vote for Trump

Layla A. Jones

Former President Donald Trump pauses while speaking at the Pennsylvania Farm Show Complex in Harrisburg on July 31.

Transportation

SEPTA workers might strike soon. It wouldn’t be the first time.

Thomas Fitzgerald

Commuters pass the closed SEPTA station at 31st Street and Market during the afternoon commute on the first day of a SEPTA strike on Nov. 1, 2016.

Economy

Weighing the merits of broad-based tariffs, Mark Zandi says there is only one hand

Mark Zandi, For The Inquirer

Elections

Will Pennsylvania’s economic rebound help deliver the crucial swing state to Kamala Harris?

Mark Kreidler, Capital & Main

Vice President Kamala Harris greets children after speaking at a Republicans for Harris event in Washington Crossing earlier this month.

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