Despite being acquired this week by publicly traded national giant Harvard Bioscience, Coulbourn Instruments is staying put, retaining all jobs and keeping headquarters in the Lehigh Valley.
Bethlehem pharmaceutical development firm Particle Sciences announced a partnership this week allowing the firm to commercialize a series of medical innovations from researchers at Children's Hospital of Boston.
With a new strategy educational strategy, Central Penn College called on one of their own to design a new logo and branding services to target a new breed of student.
When the veteran graphic designer was laid off, it didn't take long to realize he should start his own firm. Entrepreneurship is sometimes the only option for the suddenly jobless and Nathan Frohm is among those successfully executing their vision.
He never chose the conventional route, which makes his various entrepreneurial pursuits all the more promising. The biodiesel lab he created in Carlisle is educating the next generation of outside-the-box thinkers.
Formerly Hale's Opera House, the Keystone Theater is a historic landmark in need of structural repairs. New grant funding from USDA and local donors will help once again breath life into this storied, small town theater.
Harrisburg University hosts a summit this week focused on the hidden depths and business potential of Twitter, Facebook and other social media portals.
Bethlehem aquarium pump manufacturers are looking to expand into new industries after their last three years saw almost 1000 percent growth and a ranking of 302 on the Inc 5000 list.
DVIRC announced receipt of a $300,000 grant this week that will bring visualization technology from Ohio University, allowing developers and educators to map and share STEM resources throughout the region.
A 2006 dispute over rate increases left the Pennsylvania Energy Development Agency reaping the benefits of a multi-million dollar settlement. The final payment was invested this week, creating 1,400 green energy jobs.