Is your home is one of the millions in the Northeast U.S. that are heated with a boiler? Then Kendall Innovation of Lancaster wants to replace it with one that works better and costs less.
The Curtis Institute of Music in Philadelphia was looking for wall clocks for its new residence hall. They needed to be synchronized and they couldn't tick -- music students practicing in the building's studios would not appreciate that.
They do work for MTV, Burning Man, the Flaming Lips and in Iceland, gaining international respect for their hand-crafted masks, spectacular costumes and alarmingly real-looking appendages.
An eastern Pennsylvania company that conducts back-office work for private and government health insurers is consolidating its Scranton-area offices and hoping to hire another 250 employees.
Small presses in Pennsylvania don�t see e-readers as competition; instead, these publishers and booksellers are finding ways to use the shift in the literary landscape to their advantage.
Tired of dropping big bucks for textbooks every semester and barely making anything back on their resale, University of Pittsburgh senior Melanie Feldman is fighting back with a website.
A federally-funded program at Harrisburg University of Science and Technology connects college-level scientific education to problems in the real world.
Pittsburgh venture capital deals topped $34 million in the third quarter of 2011, according to the National Venture Capital Association.
Pennsylvania manufacturers are adopting advanced technologies, becoming more nimble and reducing wasted time so they can compete with companies in the U.S. and abroad.
The founder of Southwest PA information technology and human resources consulting shop Newton Consulting has opened another business under the Newton name.