Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro was in Philadelphia on Monday, announcing what his administration calls a major economic investment from Pennsylvania-based Urban Outfitters. “Here in Pennsylvania, we want your business. Here in Pennsylvania, it is a great place to do business,” said Shapiro. At least 450 of these jobs will be added to the clothing company’s headquarters in Philadelphia’s Navy Yard and an addition 600 jobs will be added to a new state-of-the-art facility for Nuuly in Bucks County. Urban Outfitters will invest $150 million in capital to make it happen. The company also employs a good number of people at their e-commerce fulfillment center on Route 30 in the Gap area of Lancaster County.
PHILADELPHIA —
Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro was in Philadelphia on Monday, announcing what his administration calls a major economic investment from Pennsylvania-based Urban Outfitters.
“Here in Pennsylvania, we want your business. Here in Pennsylvania, it is a great place to do business,” said Shapiro.
At least 450 of these jobs will be added to the clothing company’s headquarters in Philadelphia’s Navy Yard and an addition 600 jobs will be added to a new state-of-the-art facility for Nuuly in Bucks County.
Urban Outfitters will invest $150 million in capital to make it happen.
The company also employs a good number of people at their e-commerce fulfillment center on Route 30 in the Gap area of Lancaster County.