In the middle of the last decade Hodges Technologies found itself in the midst of a transition as Windows software grew in popularity. Now it's adjusting course again as more companies are choosing to store data in "the cloud."
GatesmanMarmion+Dave on the South Side and Ideal Integrations in North Versailles are expanding and hiring.
Modern Group Ltd. took a huge hit during the recession. But the distributor of forklifts, generators, construction vehicles and equipment used in warehouses is seeing an impressive increase in sales and looking to hire again.
The Millville School District is adding a walking trail to its property. Visitors who check out forthcoming kiosks with maps and trail information might find that solar power keeps them lit up at night.
Businesses around the country and the world are hiring Powerfeedback, a market research company in Easton. The firm runs focus groups, administers surveys and conducts interviews about a company's performance.
A Lancaster entrepreneur is launching Jawaya, a platform that saves an Internet user's search queries and browsing history. Jawaya enables you to find that website you came across last month. It also lets you see what others have searched for.
Snyder's-Lance in Hanover has completed PA's largest ground-based solar farm -- 15,092 solar panels on 26 acres and built by Reading's RMK Solar.
Mark Group and Sun Run came from the U.K. and California, respectively, and are aiming to save Pennsylvanians money on their energy bills.
A year since opening the Crimson Lion, Mike Pasquini's new hookah hangout is poised to be even bigger and better in Bloom.
Ten years after it was named the nation's business incubator of the year, Ben Franklin's TechVentures program is honored as one to watch as it winds down significant expansion in Bethlehem.