Mars startup puts zip into a new caffeine-free supplement
Pittsburgh entrepreneur Ron Cygnarowicz has launched a new health supplement company, PureStart Energy, that is taking more "feminine" approach to energy and mental clarity.
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Forensic sleuths bit-x-bit expanding again
Founded in a Mt. Lebanon home in 2007, bit-x-bit was one of the first in the region to target the growing trend of searching electronically stored information (ESI), which is transforming the way litigation is handled today.
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Plant near Gettysburg to make electricity from chicken manure
A plant next to a Gettysburg-area egg farm, which will be the first of its kind in the United States, will produce electricity and turn chicken manure into fertilizer.
Clarion dentist's bone growth technology in clinical trials
Clarion Research Group, has developed a bone grafting technology that's being tested in clinical trials. It prompts bones to grow faster, essentially by multiplying the number of stem cells and telling them to convert to bone cells.
Armstrong World Industries partnering with New Jersey company on advanced lighting system
Imagine stepping into a room where the ceiling, walls and floor seem to glow, providing just the right amount of light. Thanks to the partnership between Armstrong World Industries and a New Jersey firm, that vision could become reality.
Pennsylvania-Ohio partnership recognized as example of regional collaboration
People who live near state borders think little of traveling across state lines. Building relationships with government agencies is harder, but a partnership between Pennsylvania and Ohio has received national recognition for showing it can be done.
Ben Franklin Technology Development Authority receives national award
Entrepreneurs and existing companies throughout Pennsylvania have received financial boosts from the Ben Franklin Technology Partners. Now the agency that funds the program has garnered national recognition.
rVibe receives $100,000 investment in Internet video technology, plans to hire sales staff
Each year companies spend millions of dollars on employee travel. But businesses like Bethlehem's rVibe are allowing those companies to save money by providing high-quality video conferencing.