Green building bill passes House
First sustainable building bill passes House, goes to Senate.
Cozen O'Connor expands to Harrisburg, Wilkes-Barre
Though not immune to the dilemmas brought on by the global recession, Cozen O'Connor, one of the country's largest law firms and headquartered in Philadelphia, has been opportunistic enough during the last six months to expand.
The Neo-Agrarians: Small-scale Farming, Large-scale Economic Impact
As urban agriculture catches on, groups like SPIN-Farming look to recast farming as a small business for entrepreneurs in cities and suburbs.
All Hail the Billtown Craft-Beer Revolution! (part 1 of 2)
Formerly known by microbrew snobs as "The Wasteland of Good Beer," the whistlestop city of Williamsport and its surrounding Lycoming County have suddenly become the state's hippest spots to quaff a hoppy IPA.
Q and A: Don Miller, aka NO CARRIER
We spoke with Philadelphia-based chiptune artist Don Miller, aka NO CARRIER, about the burgeoning 8-bit music scene in Philly
White House honors 6 young Pennsylvania researchers
Six young Pennsylvania university researchers will receive the Presidential Early Career Awards for Scientists and Engineers, the White House announced last week.
Syringe-maker Unilife's home cemented in York County thanks to $30 million deal with sanofi
When Unilife was looking to relocate its corporate headquarters from Sydney, Australia to the U.S. more than a year ago, Pennsylvania provided the syringe-maker with $1.8 million in support.
Westmoreland County studies rail link to Pittsburgh
A feasiblity study examines using Norfolk Southern and Allegheny Valley rail lines from Arnold and Latrobe-Greensburg to bring commuters to downtown Pittsburgh.
Radnor's PolyMedix nets $1M Phase II funding for lead compound
With close to 12 million users and about $5 billion in sales, Lovenox is the world's leading drug for prevention of blood clots.
Greater Philadelphia arts groups rake in $1M in NEA stimulus grants
Federal funding for non-profit arts and culture organizations in Greater Philadelphia has declined by 72 percent according to a recent study by the Greater Philadelphia Cultural Alliance.