When Robots Rule the World, They'll Come From Pennsylvania
Throughout the Commonwealth, higher education, government and private businesses are creating the future of global robotics.
Pittsburgh Photographer Lynn Johnson's Work on Social Issues Hits Home
How to Connect With Keystone Edge and Our New Publisher
Greg O'Loughlin grew up outside Philly and went to college at Pitt. He has already helped raise the bar at Keystone Edge.
ARTS&BUSINESS: Getting Strategic With Philadelphia's Magic Gardens
With help from the Arts & Business Council of Greater Philadelphia, KZB Advisors principal Karen Zinn facilitated a strategic plan that will help Isaiah Zagar's gang of mosaic magic-makers keep shining on.
Separation Design Group in Waynesburg wins national award for high-tech excellence
Separation Design Group in Waynesburg, a research and product development firm, was one of 18 companies honored as "beacons of promise and models of excellence in high technology" with a 2012 Tibbetts Award from the Small Business Administration.
Malvern's ReadySetWork hiring on heels of expanded scheduling platform, acquisition
ReadySetWork has served tens of thousands. While it all began with a sandwich franchise, co-founders Joel Frisch and Jacob Dreyfuss are in the business of serving those who serve.
Expansion for Knopp Biosciences, Carnegie Speech and overall Pittsburgh job growth
Growth spurts at two Pittsburgh-based companies are driving hiring at Knopp Biosciences and Carnegie Speech.
Keep it short: Grove City student's Sand Chariot a winner at northwest PA elevator pitch competition
Twenty-five teams from five schools gathered recently at the eCenter@LindenPointe, a new Hermitage business incubator, for the 2012 Northwest Pennsylvania College Elevator Pitch Competition.
iPipeline of Exton scores eighth-largest first-quarter VC deal in U.S.
At more than $71 million, iPipeline of Exton has racked up the 8th largest venture capital investment in the country for the first quarter of 2012.
Truckin': J.B. Hunt cashes its chips in Harrisburg with a new, green shop and 30 new jobs
Arkansas-based J.B. Hunt Transport Services has put down roots in Harrisburg with a new, green facility and the promise of about 30 new jobs.