Ryan Mulligan is a journalist focused on local business news in Pennsylvania, specifically in the Philadelphia area. He writes for the Charlotte Business Journal, covering topics such as university leadership, investments in local startups, real estate, and market trends. Ryan aims to provide readers with valuable insights into the local business landscape and its impact on the community.
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Ryan Mulligan's focus is predominantly on local business and real estate news, particularly in the Philadelphia area. He often covers press releases and private sector announcements related to startups, businesses, and real estate.
If you're reaching out to Ryan, consider offering insights or exclusive information about local Philadelphia businesses, real estate trends in the region, or new developments at institutions like the University of Pennsylvania. Additionally, if you have data-backed analysis relevant to these areas or can provide expert commentary on industry-specific topics such as startup growth or real estate market conditions in Philadelphia, it may pique his interest.
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4 Philadelphia-area firms make Forbes list of America's Best Companies
Avalon property home to Circle Pizza and Kohler's Bakery up for sale at $7.5M
By: Ryan Mulligan
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Winery and 11-bedroom manor on 185 acres with 'untapped potential' lists for $6.5M
Pennsylvania cities tumble in U.S. News' list of best places to retire
By: Ryan Mulligan
Temple University will adopt technology from rapidly growing startup ZeroEyes in an effort to prevent gun violence on campus.
Boeing layoffs hit Ridley Park facility, other sites in Pennsylvania
By: Ryan Mulligan
Keeping a highly selective Main Line college accessible can be a challenge, but it's something new Bryn Mawr President Wendy Cadge is putting near the top of her agenda as she plots the school's next chapter.
By: Ryan Mulligan
A startup unicorn and four life sciences firms are among seven Philadelphia-area companies that made Deloitte's 2024 Fast 500 list of North America's fastest-growing tech firms.
Armed with $130M, Project HOME is building out deep pipeline of residential development
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