Jobs
Hire for Skills, Not Schools
Employers who want to grow, broaden your candidate pool beyond college grads, says a leader of a Philadelphia nonprofit that trains high school students for high-demand careers in tech
By Dannyelle Austin
Can Pennsylvania Lead the AI Revolution?
The head of Drexel’s Metro Finance Lab says the Commonwealth has a huge opportunity to lead in this century’s railroad era. But will PA seize the moment?
By Joanna Doven and Bruce Katz
Ali Velshi Explains which Items Trump’s Tariffs Make More Expensive
The MSNBC host and Citizen board member talks with Investopedia’s Caleb Silver about how the average American is being impacted by Trump's tariffs and rising prices
By Ali Velshi
How To Be Unemployed
A former U.S. Rep from Philadelphia shares, for the first time, his post-military unemployment story — and offers essential advice to anyone looking for work
By Patrick J. Murphy
The Business Case for Pay Equity
Why Philadelphia can't wait until 2068 to compensate women the same as the men who work the same jobs
By Meghan Pierce
Is Trump Targeting Welders Now?
A provision of the President’s One Big Ugly Act threatens to disrupt shipbuilding at Philly’s Navy Yard. A longtime university president bemoans yet another attack on post-high school education
By Elaine Maimon
Committing to Kensington
Why one local biotech firm is right at home in Philly’s most beleaguered neighborhood
By Malcolm Burnley
Jordan Mays
The chef, brand marketer and photographer talks with an up-and-coming Northwest Philly carpenter about what it means to build something that lasts
By Reuben Harley
Mayoral Misdiagnosis?
Cherelle Parker’s budget boiled down to jobs versus housing. Did she and City Council make the right bet?
By Larry Platt
The Answer to Trump’s Tariffs?
An active member of the circular economy argues it’s not about forcing competitive levies. It’s about using existing systems to finesse an advantage
By Nicolas Esposito