Nick Mudgett, a Shippensburg University student, is running Littlestown�s Go Green IT, which has developed a mobile-based platform for human services as a way to boost efficiency and eliminate paper.
A Hughesville father-and-daughter entrepreneurial team is racking up awards for their line of innovative mounts for smart devices.
The Erie County Gaming Revenue Authority (ECGRA) has pledged up to $3.9 million in grants through 2017 to spark small business growth.
Clinical Ink, a Horsham company that provides technology for clinical drug trials, has been selected for multiple Ebola studies in West Africa.
Harrisburg University of Science & Technology, Carnegie Mellon and Drexel University are establishing the PA Interactive Media Consortium to grow the digital entertainment and video gaming sector.
Four companies are starting 2015 with new investments from Ben Franklin Technology Partners of Northeastern Pennsylvania.
Two healthcare IT companies and a biotech startup are the newest members of the entrepreneurial community at the University City Science Center�s incubator.
Malvern's AmpTech, a new collaborative maker space, is preparing to open its doors with an emphasis on high-tech product development using plasma and 3D printing technologies.
Thirty-three artists are unpacking and settling in at 23 studio spaces in The Millworks, a new arts, culture and food space in downtown Harrisburg.
GE is making a major investment in so-called additive manufacturing; the company plans to build a new research and manufacturing facility in Findlay Township, outside of Pittsburgh.