Specialty manufacturer in northwest PA plans building expansion and hiring
Specialty parts manufacturer P/M National is nearly tripling the size of its facility in St. Marys and plans to add another 10 jobs over the next three years.
New gas pump in Harrisburg lets you choose how much ethanol you want
A Harrisburg fueling station now has a flex-fuel pump. Customers who use it to fill up can choose between gasoline with a traditional blend of 10 percent ethanol, the 85 percent-ethanol mixture known as E85, or E30, a blend of 30 percent ethanol.
Hive 4A brings co-working space to Lehigh Valley
Like other co-working spaces, Hive 4A came about as a desire to give the work-from-home crowd a space other than their living rooms or the local coffee shop. Unlike similar spaces, it's located inside a business incubator.
Get Ready for Southwestern PA's 10 Day Weekend
It's Great Outdoors Week from May 13-22, with hiking, climbing, cycling, fishing, hiking, running and anything else under the sun from Apollo to Uniontown.
Pittsburgh sends its Startup America wishlist to the White House
Startup America heard from 200 Pittsburgh business leaders and entrepreneurs who sent a clear message to Washington that changes were needed to encourage a flourishing atmosphere for innovation, financing and international commerce.
Pittsburgh's Perks: What Companies are Offering to Lure Top Talent
Personal trainers, chefs, hammocks and scenic balconies. This not a resort, but some of the things you'll find at some Pittsburgh workplaces that are attracting top talent.
All Watered Up: In PA, Water is Becoming Big Business
Only Alaska has more streams than us. Environmental concerns and public health are at the heart of a broad swath of innovation, entrepreneurship and new technology focused on water.
Malvern biopharma startup Vicept on fast-track to get the red out
Specialty biopharmaceutical startup Vicept targets the redness of rosacea by developing a topical cream.
Navy still uses floppy disks to order food for ships -- but not for much longer
A team in Mechanicsburg crafted a modern, efficient replacement for the U.S. Navy's 20-year-old food-inventory system, which still relies on floppy disks.
Four-year program to train future railroad engineers starts in Altoona this fall
The first class of students in Penn State Altoona's rail transportation engineering program starts this fall. Graduates will be prepared to work in areas like railroad operations, signaling and track design.