Allentown's TerraGroup looks to water down its U.S. military concentration, hiring up to 12
Allentown's TerraGroup Corp. is looking to diversify beyond its core business of providing lightweight water purification systems to the U.S. military.
Evolve IP pays it forward in Chester County by creating Innovation Center, jobs
Evolve IP, the Wayne-based cloud services company, is "paying it forward," establishing an Innovation Center to aid startups.
Altoona inventor's new child safety product serves as prototype for entrepreneurship
Altoona investor Shawn Warner has a new product and a new company based on what he's learned as an entrepreneur.
Eaton Corp. building solar for "show and tell," new jobs in western PA
Eaton Corporation is underway in western Pennsylvania with two solar installations, and has recently completed a third, to both power its own facilities, test and market its products.
Putting PA tech startups, including his own, on the map
Last month, KE reported on an online survey of robotic startups in Pennsylvania. Now, a young graphic designer with an entrepreneurial bent has undertaken a similar project with Represent PA, an online map of tech startups around the Commonwealth.
Playing fair: Nazareth's Martin Guitar uses DNA to fight counterfeiting
Nazareth's Martin Guitar is incorporating botanical DNA marking on its guitars and guitar strings as a security measure to fight counterfeiting.
Deployed in Iraq, dreaming of brakes, a startup is born in Erie County
In Iraq, Aaron Lewis dreamed up a new brake system design that is the basis for his startup company in Waterford.
Made in Bellefonte, TubeClear medical device clears FDA, likely meaning new jobs
Four years in development, and 10 months before the Food and Drug Administration, TubeClear, a new medical device developed and manufactured in Bellefonte, has won FDA clearance for U.S. sales.
Hanover home builder breaks ground with social media and iPads
Every time Burkentine & Sons breaks ground for a new house, they do likewise in their innovative use of technology and social media.
Incubating innovation at Bethlehem's Spillman Farmer Architects
Bethlehem's Spillman Farmer Architects has weathered the recession with a stable workforce of 30 designers for years.