Erin Arvedlund, Philly Inquirer

Erin Arvedlund

Philly Inquirer

Philadelphia, PA, United States

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  • The Miami Herald
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Past articles by Erin:

A N.J. deli was valued as high as $100 million last year. Now, three men have been charged with fraud.

Hometown Deli stock scheme draws federal fraud charges. Two men are arrested, one is at large. → Read More

PHL airport ranks last in passenger satisfaction survey

Philadelphia International Airport ranked last in J.D. Power’s latest survey, but a Temple University study found about half of PHL fliers’ experience this year had improved. → Read More

Philadelphia tech salaries see biggest jump in the U.S., growing faster than Silicon Valley

Remote tech workers move to cheaper cities such as Philly, while pulling down salaries averaging $153,000. → Read More

Quakers protest Vanguard climate policy at its headquarters in Malvern, while others bemoan ‘woke’ Wall Street

The latest political football? Your retirement portfolio. → Read More

Comcast workers are back in Center City. Their return is ‘flexible’ — but it’s already rejuvenating downtown

The return of Comcast employees to the office signals a noteworthy moment in Philadelphia’s pandemic recovery, bringing thousands of people back into Center City. → Read More

Confused about next steps for student loan relief? Philly expert Fred Amrein has some answers.

Fred Amrein makes a living tackling student debt complexities. He offers advice on steps borrowers can take now. → Read More

From Bryn Mawr to Goldman Sachs: One woman’s story of success — and harassment — on Wall Street

"The bad choices I made, the usage of Xanax, infidelity, and not supporting women. I’m not proud of it," said Jamie Fiore Higgins in an interview about 'Bully Market,' her new book. → Read More

How Biden’s student-debt relief is helping Philly-area borrowers: ‘I can pay rent and utilities’

The Delaware Valley represents a ground zero for America’s student loan crisis. These eight borrowers tell common stories about their debt and what Biden's action means to them. → Read More

For $214,800, you can get a Wharton executive MBA from the comfort of your couch (mostly)

The first of its kind among top business schools, Wharton's new program starts in May and is 75% virtual. → Read More

I-76 East and West will close from 9pm-5am this week starting Monday. Expect delays, PennDOT says

Expect delays, and remember, Market Street's already down to one lane. → Read More

Pa. Dept. of Aging funds task force to fight financial crimes against seniors

The Pa. Department of Aging found the most prevalent types of financial elder abuse are unauthorized bank withdrawals, scams, and fraudulent loans. Most are perpetrated by family of seniors. → Read More

A 7-year-old struck by gunfire while playing video games, among 18 victims in weekend gun violence

The boy was struck in the thigh and was listed in stable condition. Over a dozen people were involved in shootings this weekend → Read More

Philly’s Black business leaders are urged to go after government contracts

"Come to the table and be ready," Pennsylvania State Rep. Darisha Parker told business owners. → Read More

What should business owners look for in a diversity educator? Philly experts share their tips.

DEI education is now a $9 billion industry, but before you choose someone to talk to your staff, make sure you get an expert and not a newcomer. → Read More

Toys R Us returns to Philly area — inside Macy’s at Willow Grove and Cherry Hill malls

Bankrupt in 2017, Toys R Us is back as a store-within-a-store at Macy's nationwide. The partnership revives the brand for a new generation of kids. → Read More

The nation’s top consumer watchdog, a Wharton grad, wants to protect your personal data and digital wallet

Rohit Chopra talks to The Inquirer about threats to your personal data, buy-now-pay-later apps, and mortgage discrimination. → Read More

Comcast workers told to come back to office in-person 3 days a week

Starting Sept. 12, Comcast wants workers to return Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays. → Read More

Justice Department investigation of PSERS ‘has closed’ with no charges. SEC probe goes on.

“We understand from the closure of the investigation that DOJ will not be pursuing civil or criminal charges,” the PSERS board chairman says. → Read More

Oatly milk among 53 products FDA has recalled over bacterial infection

The maker of Oatly and other specialty drinks has issued a recall for 53 of its products because of potential microbial contamination, according to the Food and Drug Administration. → Read More

Candy shortage for Halloween? Hershey backtracks on confection catastrophe

Despite last week's reports that Hershey might not be able to supply enough candy for Halloween, the chocolate company now says there's no cause for concern. → Read More