Pennsylvania's recycling companies, which generate more than 52,000 jobs and $2.2 billion in payroll, are taking steps to publicize their growing contribution to the commonwealth's economy.
A veteran ticketing entrepreneur tabbed by the likes of U2, Phish, Pearl Jam and Faith Hill, Jim McCafferty of Philly's Mann Center for the Performing Arts was honored at the annual INTIX conference last month.
Move over Silicon Valley and NYC, Pittsburgh is among the fastest-growing metropolitan areas for well-paying technology jobs in a report released this month by Dice.com.
The energy and marketing veteran is focused on demand response innovation from a growing company straddling Silicon Valley and PJM Interconnect territory in Southeastern PA, and time is running out to save money for institutional customers.
In a city once known for iron and steel making, blacksmith John Walter continues the tradition with a modern take on organic iron that is his signature, with works displayed in Phipps Conservatory as well as locals' homes.
Computer games have long been used as teaching tools. But they're not just for kids. I Love Trees, a game that debuted at a recent conference for technological educators was designed to teach about the method of Powerful Learning Practice.
Two Erie-area state senators will host a hearing next month about the possible impact of allowing wind turbines to be built off Pennsylvania's Lake Erie shoreline.