Renold Capocasale, founder and CEO of Doylestown's FlowMetric was in London this week with Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter to extol the virtues of the region as an ideal location for overseas companies.
Lehigh University's new Master of Engineering in Technical Entrepreneurship (MTE) won top honors from Pittsburgh's University Economic Development Association.
East Stroudsburg's Innovative Educational Resources uses its technology for a variety of causes, including fighting childhood obesity.
gatherDocs, a Philadelphia startup, is offering a mobile hiring solution that provides a simple, centralized system for recruiting and hiring for a target market of retailers, restaurants, supermarkets, convenience stores, gas stations and more.
Lehigh University is embarking on "a bold new initiative to renovate and reimagine" to two massive, former Bethlehem Steel buildings on its Mountaintop campus.
After a number of rough years, 2012 saw an increase in the number of venture capital deals and dollars flowing to Philadelphia region technology companies. And 2013 is looking good.
The legacy of Rachel Carson, class of '29, continues to shape Pittsburgh's Chatham University and its commitment to environmental sustainability.
The Pittsburgh Life Sciences Greenhouse (PLSG) has announced new investments in two biotech startups "that are addressing large markets and solving problems that have never been solved before."
A dyer, a baker and several software makers are among the early-stage companies and established manufacturers in the latest investment round announced by Ben Franklin Technology Partners of Northeastern Pennsylvania.
Ben Franklin�s BIG IDEA Business Plan Contest offers cash and support to two tech startups in central of southcentral PA.