It's gone from 35 to 120 local employees in the past year. Plus, why the diagnostic hardware maker didn't really consider a University City space.

Apply for a biz relief grant, volunteer at a vaccine clinic, get a grant for STEM education, learn about a new apprenticeship initiative or shape the Philly startup community.

Companies that are rapidly adding employees — some from across the world — will have to consider how their local roots will play into the future of their business.

The closure comes amid a time coworking spaces have had to figure out how to operate with social distancing guidelines due to the pandemic, or move their communities totally online.

The Los Angeles musician's business acumen and commitment to community resonates with professionals in the Philadelphia area: "He was building something real that can go on forever."

The majority of Piano's U.S. employees are in Philadelphia. A year into the pandemic, CEO Trevor Kaufman shares what he's learned about remote vs. IRL work.

Once completed in Q4 of this year, the lab will offer 50,000 square feet of flex research space for early-stage companies, per developer Brandywine Realty Trust.

For one, it's the biggest non-pharma round one investor can remember happening in the region "by a pretty comfortable margin."

Plus, leadership changeups at goPuff, the University City Science Center and IP Group.

The Northeast's RushOrderTees joins the likes of Elon Musk's Tesla in buying the decentralized, blockchain-based monetary assets.