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Business

The Google building in New York on Feb. 26, 2024.

Business

U.S. regulators seek to break up Google, forcing a Chrome sale as part of a monopoly punishment

The proposal calls for sweeping punishments that would include a sale of Google’s industry-leading Chrome web browser and impose restrictions to prevent Android from favoring its own search engine.

Michael Liedtke, Associated Press7 minutes ago

Pennsylvania

The classic Pennsylvania Lottery Christmas commercial is back. We explain the beloved ad’s history.

Emily Bloch

The Hyundai Tucson gets a very nice look for 2025, especially when it comes in the author’s favorite shade of blue.

Opinion

2025 Hyundai Tucson: Gas-powered SUV makes the case for a hybrid

Scott Sturgis | Columnist

Four Seasons Property Services installed 600 lights on the roof, front walkway, and shed of this Schwenksville home.

Small Business

’Tis the season for some Philly suburbanites to spend $5,000 on professional holiday lights

Erin McCarthy

Vice president of the Eastern Region of the Teamsters Bill Hamilton, Local 107 president and business agent, poses in the local’s office at the Philadelphia Regional Authority Administration Building Wednesday, Nov. 20, 2024. Local 107 members were split 60/40 in favor of electing Donald Trump.

Elections

Social issues drove some Teamsters to ‘take that risk’ and vote for anti-union candidate Trump

Layla A. Jones

Economy

If the Fed is cutting interest rates, why are mortgages and business loans costing more?

'Abnormal' gap, as mortgage rates rise on inflation fears, despite Fed rate cuts

Joseph N. DiStefano

A development of new homes in Eagleville, Pa.

Economy

If the Fed is cutting interest rates, why are mortgages and business loans costing more?

'Abnormal' gap, as mortgage rates rise on inflation fears, despite Fed rate cuts

Joseph N. DiStefano

Economy

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

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.

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

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