A Williamsport construction company has developed a prototype for a system that would heat a home's water supply and melt snow and ice from solar panels.
A nonprofit focused on creating new jobs and scientific research and development organization are working together to bring more manufacturing firms to southwestern Pennsylvania.
When a German company was looking for its first manufacturing facility outside of its home country, it picked a site north of Pittsburgh.
Paradigm2 is different from other market research companies because it studies how people choose different products or services rather than just figuring out which ones they prefer.
A manufacturer of oil- and gas-drilling equipment that opened last summer in Central PA is hiring new workers at a steady clip and plans to keep up that pattern through the end of the year.
If you have an iPhone or other Apple device, you can now download a Penn State-designed app that will tell you precisely when to drink your coffee for optimal benefit.
A California company that designs and builds computer networks, video and telephone systems and similar setups, picked Harrisburg as its next place to expand its footprint.
After taking up a raw-food diet that made him feel healthier than he ever had, Brad Gruno started a $5 million business selling crackers and chips that fit into his lifestyle.
If you've ever been to Hersheypark or bought a ticket for a Martz Trailways bus, you've probably used technology developed by a Reading-area company that happens to be one of the fastest-growing businesses in the country.
The state's Center for Trade Development has helped UMF Medical connect with customers in the Middle East, Latin America and Europe.