Gap years are mostly popular in the U.K., but this Philadelphia University student's series uncovers how a gap year can transform the job prospects, resume, and spirit of any student -- or workforce veteran.
Pharmacy Innovations, a custom pharmaceutical company based in western New York, is in the midst of plans to move to a new building near Erie. The company has seven employees at that location and plans to hire another 23 over the next three years.
The Pennsylvania Justice Network stores information like driver's license photos and outstanding warrants. The agency was recently awarded in the Computerworld Honors Program for an application that makes it easier to find criminals' addresses.
This month High Concrete Group started selling its newest formulation of concrete made with white cement rather than conventional gray cement. The mixture is notable because of its ability to reflect heat rather than absorb it.
Great American Pellets, which operates out of a renovated factory in Palmerton, takes trees that would otherwise choke the growth of healthier trees and turns them into pellets for wood-burning stoves.
She's been an entrepreneur, fashion designer, community organizer, political candidate, and author. Up next: a green co-working space in West Philly.
Developing and discovering new drugs requires time and money. Pittsburgh-based SpectraGenetics is working to address those constraints with a unique, gene-tagging technique.
Philadelphia based geographic software developer Azavea continues to fill staff positions and is on track for 20 percent growth in 2011.
You probably don't think much about what's up there until you need to fetch a lost Frisbee, but the humble roof plays an increasingly large role in energy production. PA roofers large and small are entering that market.
The new business incubator at York College of Pennsylvania isn't just a building. The incubator is also a place where budding businesses can benefit from access to experts and assistance from on and off campus.