Ben Franklin Technology Partners of Northeastern Pennsylvania will honor seven innovators for their ability to peer around corners at the annual Northeastern Pennsylvania Innovation Awards.
A new loan for Wash Cycle Laundry isn�t just a way to grow the bottom line -- it�s also a challenge for it to meet major new hiring goals in line with its mission.
PrimalPalate.com, a startup that began as a web-based passion project for Bill Staley and Hayley Mason, is revamping the trendy paleo diet for the 21st century.
The Community Connectors program employs a diverse stable of advocates -- from high school students to crossing guards to stay-at-home moms -- to unify and energize neighborhoods across Philadelphia.
Penn State and Geisinger Research are collaborating on a massive effort to connect the genome data of 100,000 anonymous patients.
When ambition meets great design, the result is a flourishing company manufacturing cutting-edge custom doors, windows and greenhouses.
A husband-and-wife writer/traveler team have authored a new kind of Philly guidebook.
Allentown's Sarbari offers a software solution for restaurants and food service providers that organizes supplier data, streamlines the ordering process, boosts productivity, and saves money on food and labor costs.
Eleven early-stage companies -- everything from a bagel bakery to a company that prints living tissue -- are recipients of $1.9 million in new investments from Ben Franklin Technology Partners of Southeastern Pennsylvania.
About 3,500 babies born throughout 2015 at local facilities will go home with an early appreciation of art thanks to Start With Art: PGH. The project distributes signed photographs from local artists to newborns.