Money in Philadelphia news on Thursday, October 15, 2026
In Money in Philadelphia on Thursday, October 15, 2026: Philly shutoffs up 39%, Temple layoffs, JPMorgan expands. Also: Temple staff and students rally for transparency from leaders after layoffs and tuition increases; PGW shutoffs rose 39% as Philadelphia households struggle with rising debt, per the Philadelphia Tribune.
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- Temple staff and students rally for transparency from leaders after layoffs and tuition increases.Audacy
- PGW shutoffs rose 39% as Philadelphia households struggle with rising debt, per the Philadelphia Tribune.The Philadelphia Tribune
- An AEI analysis examines the impact of Philadelphia's 2000 10-year tax abatement on the city's revival.American Enterprise Institute - AEI
- JPMorgan is expanding its office presence in Philadelphia, according to The Real Deal.The Real Deal
- Philadelphia's Office of Human Resources is seeking workers, according to Al Día News.Al Día News
- NBC10 breaks down how much more retirees will receive from the 2027 Social Security cost-of-living adjustment.NBC10 Philadelphia
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