Access to super-fast Internet is one of the building blocks of 21st-century life. Over the next few years, that access is expected to arrive in parts of Pennsylvania that still don't have it.
Non-farmers who want to know more about sustainable food production can check out courses on a variety of topics, scheduled to take place throughout the state.
A Carlisle company that prints advertising displays on fabric has grown to 60 employees from just two in 2004. It's now planning to graduate from a business incubator and move to a new building.
A Poconos plastics recycler is opening a new plant, branching out into a new market created by the natural-gas drilling taking place throughout much of the state.
In 8,000 square feet on the second floor of a former downtown mill, the Partnership for Innovation is a product of the city's surging community of technology companies and highly skilled workers.
A southwestern Pennsylvania company that makes custom-designed metal buildings is adding onto its plant and expects to hire more workers.
The latest version of a simulator developed in York shows a approximation to actual desert conditions. It was built for the U.S. Army, which plans to use the machine to test the durability of equipment such as weapons and generators.
Eduplanet's model, called "social learning" combines social media and online teaching, giving teachers and other professionals a chance to interact and learn more from their classmates' experiences.
Eos Energy Storage has come up with a design for batteries that would provide a safer, more efficient way to store power generated from renewable energy sources.
Prova Systems sells companies technology that tells them a lot about the performance of their vehicle fleets, like how fast drivers travel and how many miles each car gets per gallon. Now there's a more affordable version for small businesses.