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Harry Hayman's articles and insights about business.

7 posts

Business September 30, 2026

Exonerated Movers, Chris Goodwin's Philadelphia Moving Company

My friend Chris Goodwin taught himself the law, won his freedom and launched Exonerated Movers in Philadelphia. Here is how to give him the work.

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Business September 4, 2026

Hotels Are Paying $131 Billion on Labor and Still Cannot Keep Their Staff

AHLA projects U.S. hotels will spend $131 billion on labor in 2026 while 76 percent report staffing shortages. Harry Hayman on what the data means.

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Business August 28, 2026

Restaurant Labor Fear Fell While the Costs Kept Rising

Harry Hayman reads the Restaurant365 mid year survey and finds operator fear about labor costs falling while the costs themselves rose.

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Business February 22, 2026

Harry Hayman on Philadelphia 2026: Why Intentionality Is the Only Thing That Matters

Harry Hayman on why Philadelphia 2026 must go beyond the World Cup hype to build lasting food, workforce, and economic equity for all residents.

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Business February 16, 2026

Harry Hayman Spotlights the 7th Annual PAGE Summit: Where Philadelphia's Business Relationships Transform into Revenue Opportunities

Harry Hayman examines Philadelphia's 7th Annual PAGE Summit, where $5.3B in institutional procurement meets local business opportunity at the Alan Horwitz Center.

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Business December 18, 2025

SOUTH Restaurant & Jazz Club: Firing on All Cylinders and Proud of What We've Built

Harry Hayman shares why SOUTH Restaurant & Jazz Club is currently operating at peak performance. Watch as he describes the exceptional service, food to die for, perfectly crafted cocktails, world-class jazz, and atmosphere that's second to none—and why now is the perfect time to experience it all yourself.

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Business December 7, 2025

A New Milestone for Community Finance in Philadelphia

Finanta Credit Union opens a new branch in Aramingo Village, bringing real financial inclusion, support for local businesses, and economic opportunity to working-class Philadelphia neighborhoods.

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