After the collapse of its steel industry, the western Pennsylvania city reinvented itself as a centre for robotics, life sciences and self-driving cars with a growing tech start-up scene fed by its universities. The challenge is to build on this transformation, while also helping the sidelined black community to become part of the city’s success
The arrest of two black men in a Philadelphia branch of the chain highlights US companies’ struggle to find the right response to social issues as sensitive as race
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