Office Depot brings 250 jobs to Cumberland County distribution site
Office Depot will streamline inventory operations with a distribution center in Newville, Cumberland County, that will employ 250.
A better way to transfer in Harrisburg
Most four-year institutions of higher education have agreements with community colleges that enable students to transfer some of their credits to the larger schools. Harrisburg University of Science and Technology is taking that a few steps further.
Pittsburgh's EcoClean to produce energy (and jobs) from waste plastic
EcoClean Burners starts up in Sharpsburg, manufacturing fuel pellets from Pittsburgh's waste plastic.
Pittsburgh's Calgon contracts to control mercury emissions
Pittsburgh's Calgon Caron Corporation wins $34 million in contracts with electric power plants and a cement plant for its mercury emission technology.
Berks County winery reaps energy harvest with solar panels
Berks County's Manatawny Creek winery has reaped an energy harvest with its installation of solar panels.
Innovating Investing: Complex Made Manageable
The market's irrational. So now what? A Harrisburg investment firm relies on complex systems analysis to guide a new mutual fund.
Blobs, Bars and Camps: Engaging Entrepreneurs
Info-sharing forums for entrepreneurs have become the latest start-up trend. Philly Startup Leaders have revved up the growth of ideas and resources throughout the state.
Places to be: Wilkes-Barre's kinder, livelier downtown
It's been a couple years now that you can get a Starbucks coffee in downtown Wilkes-Barre. The real signs of the times in the Diamond City haven't even happened yet.
Places to be: More than Steelers for Pittsburgh pride
And Pittsburgh thought it couldn't get any better. A sixth Super Bowl ring was a great way to start the year. But with the world's attention on the city for the G20 Summit in the fall, it had only just beginin the Steel City.
Places to be: Lancaster-York packs a one-two punch
In bowling parlance, one could say Lancaster sets 'em up and York knocks 'em down. The rural Central PA strongholds are rapidly outgrowing the hyphen that often connects the sister cities.