The Philadelphia Inquirer

Glowing wallpaper that replaces light bulbs. A flexible video screen for your shirt cuff. Windshields that flash with driving directions. A small Ewing, N.J., company is betting millions that such...

Although other problems -- radon, asbestos and lead -- have taken center stage in recent years, there's one gnawing issue in a home sale that makes real estate agents very...

YvesRocherUSA.com, an Exton, Pa.-based Web site selling makeup, perfume and anti-aging cream, had trouble getting face time with consumers on the Internet until it opted for the sometimes-controversial practice called...

The old Insurance Co. of North America headquarters -- built in 1925 as a monument to the company's global prominence -- is coming back to life as an upscale apartment...

Call it "eye pollution." Or a not-so-subtle reminder that civilization definitely took over this barrier island long before you arrived. Before you can even see to the sea and sand...

To shop for a digital camera is to court a serious headache. Dozens of makes and models gleam seductively on store counters. That alone is enough to bring tension to...

The waterfront of Camden, N.J., has an aquarium, baseball stadium, entertainment center, marina, performing-arts center, college campuses, office buildings and high-tech businesses. Soon, it will have the battleship New Jersey....

When the folks at Wyndmoor, Pa.-based Irish Edition found the Web address for their 15,000-circulation monthly cultural newspaper taken over by a porn site, they scrambled to find out what...

Nothing vexes prison guards like a jailbreak. Now, corrections officials around the country are preventing escapes with technology sold by two companies. Their answer is not higher walls and shorter...

There was no giddiness this summer among those who rent out their Jersey Shore homes, none of the smugness of summers past when property owners raised rates, booked early and...