A generous aid package from the state sweetened the deal for a company that was already interested in expanding its operations. Genpact, which employs 255 people at its Wilkes-Barre office, plans to hire at least 200 more workers there.
When John Rensel ran an auto-service shop in DeLancey, customers would often ask him to convert their cars to run on compressed natural gas. Now he and his cousin run a business that does just that.
After receiving a $1 million grant, St. Joes professors prepare for alternative fuel studies and continue green roof materials testing.
Real Time Tomography's breast cancer image processing software makes film screen images obsolete, allowing faster mammogram results and more accurate imaging.
Candy is dandy from Central PA to the New Jersey border, and an inspired class of chocolatiers are turning Philadelphia into a hub of chocolate entrepreneurship, including artisanal offerings and nostalgic techniques.
The small but ambitious Malvern startup Recro Pharma represents the changing face of the bioscience industry, which will be on full display for next week's Biotech 2010, an annual symposium hosted in part by Pennsylvania Bio.
A Wilkes-Barre company is building its name in the Internet marketing world while fighting the perception of Northeastern Pennsylvania as a place that young, smart people flee.
One more high-tech company has established a presence in downtown Wilkes-Barre, which is full of positive energy as the city revitalizes.
Bedbugs, pollen and airborne viruses are among the many things that people do their best to avoid. And that's great for the bottom line at Mount Pocono firm Monadnock Non-Wovens, which is in the midst of an ambitious expansion.