B2B marketing finally has a voice in Philadelphia
Like any good marketer, the new Philadelphia chapter of the Business Marketing Association (BMA) has come up with a fitting one-word slogan: "Finally."
PA exports up from last year, grew faster than US rate
Bucking the national trend, Pennsylvania generated $350 million in new export sales in 2008-09.
A Vision for the Arts and Creative Reuse Comes to Life at an Abandoned Factory in York
Pat Sells and Casey Tyrrell had bold plans but few illusions when they took over an abandoned factory in downtown York and set about remaking it into a home, a workshop and a magnet for the surrounding community.
Taking the Show on the Road: Ron Kamionka and the Art of the Nightclub
Back when the nightlife in downtown Harrisburg was barely louder than a whisper, one man's knack for attracting crowds became an integral part of the city's downtown renaissance.
Spectacle: History Comes to Life at WWII Weekend in Reading
RantNetwork drawing raves for mobile translation, hiring
Pittsburgh's Technology Collaborative funds nine companies $1.5M
The Technology Collaborative, the Pittsburgh-based economic development organization, has awarded $1.5 million to nine companies and one Carnegie Mellon University project.
PA focuses on local economies with revamped website for farmers markets
There are more than 1,200 farmer's markets throughout the state, but many of their roadside or rural locales can make it difficult for produce-hungry shoppers to find and purchase fresh products nearby.
Villanova startup moves jobseekers from hot seat to driver's seat
Hallowell partners with HVAC Distributors to deliver ultra-efficient heating, cooling system
The Acadia is a new green technology for residential heating and cooling. It outperforms conventional fossil fuel-based heating systems, such as natural gas, by up to 300 percent.