Pittsburgh voice technology company expanding, hiring 125
Squirrel Hill-based M*Modal is moving up, expanding to two new floors and hiring 125 people.
KE-TV: Dumpster Diving with Zero Waste Pittsburgh
Not cold enough for a Polar Bear Plunge? Try going dumpster diving with these brave and passionate environmental advocates.
German manufacturer breaks ground on new plant in southwest PA, expects to hire 20
When a German company was looking for its first manufacturing facility outside of its home country, it picked a site north of Pittsburgh.
Williamsport construction firm developing method to prevent ice and snow buildup on solar panels
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.
Tech Talk: Flashgroup, Made in Pittsburgh. Staying in Pittsburgh.
Who says you can't grow a startup in Pittsburgh with top-tier VC funding from elsewhere? Meet Flashgroup, and the two Carnegie Mellon computer science profs behind it.
How a Philly Company Fought the FDA to Get Its Breast Cancer Screening Device Cleared
Mihir Shah came from India in 1997 seeking to make a big impact and is closer than ever thanks to his relentless pursuit of more effective breast cancer diagnostics.
New partnership already bringing more clean-tech manufacturers to southwest PA
A nonprofit focused on creating new jobs and scientific research and development organization are working together to bring more manufacturing firms to southwestern Pennsylvania.
Arts Set the Stage, But Jobs and Other Investment Must Follow
In places like Scranton and Bethlehem, growing arts scenes are making them more attractive destinations, part of a larger recipe for economic success.
Search church: NoLibs' Seer Interactive 'hiring at will'
While other SEO and SEM firms use any number of tricks to get clients to the top of search results, Seer Interactive, says CEO Wil Reynolds, relies on an ethic of caretaking.
CAMPUS GREEN: Trashion Takes Root in Allegheny College
Dressed in CDs, newspapers, tissue boxes, tea boxes and rain boots, designers and models strutted their sustainability on Saturday at Allegheny College.