Reclaiming PA's Brownfields: Assessing Potential
Several organizations and partnerships have developed to make re-using dormant brownfield sites throughout PA easier and more impactful.
How corny: Lancaster County research center develops new hybrid corn variety
Scientists at a research center in Lancaster County develop advanced varieties of corn that thrive in different conditions, and the center itself has been expanding too.
Southwest PA maker of oil and gas industry equipment building new HQ in Jeannette
The Elliott Group, a nearly century-old southwestern PA company that designs, manufactures and maintains equipment for the oil and gas industries, expects to move into new headquarters next summer.
More Young Talent Finding Pittsburgh Through Internships
From PNC to Heinz, many corporations and businesses are engaging young talent from all over the country.
Will Carnegie Mellon's Flashgroup be the next hot social media site?
Flashgroup is a new social media website with a purpose, a one-stop source for all your social media needs.
Reading-area manufacturer building new facilities to include recent acquisition, hiring
In January Reading-area contract manufacturer RLC Electronic Systems bought nearby ECI Cables. The partnership will be complete come April, when they expect to move into shared headquarters.
Newest Science Center tenant serves as bridge to U.S. for overseas life science companies
The Triana Group has just opened an office at The University City Science Center that helps overseas life science companies expand into the US market.
Cumberland County firm teams with New Zealand company to capture carbon monoxide from steelmaking
Emissions of the toxic gas carbon monoxide are a common byproduct of the steelmaking process. A New Zealand company that's figured out a way to transform this gas into ethanol is partnering with a Harrisburg-area metals industry contractor.
Small business assistance office to open in Philipsburg
The business community in Philipsburg has experienced some rough times in recent years. But business owners and entrepreneurs in the town 20 miles northwest of State College will soon have another resource dedicated to keeping small ventures viable.
Walk This Way: Why We Love to Stroll in West Chester, Lancaster
The most walkable cities in the Commonwealth pack the needs of residents and visitors into dense urban cores and encourage them to leave their cars parked.