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- Sep 9, 2026
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Philly maker of hand-held device tracking software for retailers plans expansion after big investment (opens the original)
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Asset Recharge Center (ARC), a Philadelphia firm whose software and sensor systems track and recharge hand-held devices used by workers at Walmart, Lululemon and other big retail store and warehouse companies, has raised $60 million from a New York tech investor. The investment, from Acadia Investment Partners will help the company boost sales to grocers, airlines, governments, and other new customers. Itâs the first big outside investment for ARC, which started in 2011 as the Chargeitspot cel
Why donât construction and factory workers want to build ships? (opens the original)
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The U.S. government is spending over a billion dollars to recruit hundreds of thousands of workers it estimates will be needed in Philadelphia and other shipbuilding centers to expand the Navy and compete with lower-cost Chinese yards, as President Donald Trump proposes. The campaign includes âBuild Submarinesâ ads on social media and SEPTA bus shelters and grants to training programs. âYou have to work the parents,â Michael Cadenazzi, assistant secretary of war for industrial base polic
Construction software giant based in Exton opens a new Philly office (opens the original)
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Exton-based Bentley Systems International, the software company with the highest market capitalization in the Philadelphia area, has opened a Center City office as its new base for 150 engineers and other tech and business staff, replacing two smaller outposts in the city. The construction design and building software makerâs 22,000-square-foot hub in the Curtis Center building will replace Bentleyâs 14-year-old office on Cherry Street and the 30-person 400 Market St. former headquarters of
New owner for bankrupt Swarthmore Group plans shift to venture capital (opens the original)
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Gerald Jones, a Philadelphia real estate and fuel entrepreneur and former stockbroker, says the time is right to set up a Black-run, Philly-based venture capital firm that will bet on start-ups in consumer-facing industries. Noting the region is better known for its software and biotech investors, Jones says heâs appealing to public pension funds and a couple of university endowments. He wants them to fill gaps in the local investment scene by pumping capital into his Swarthmore Capital Fund I
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