York's MRG greases skids for expanding labs' capabilities
Oil analysis of machinery is a well-established and competitive industry in the U.S. But grease, used as a lubricant in four times as many of the world's bearings than oil, is not.
JLG to add 30 workers in McConnellsburg
With a major defense contract, JLG will add 30 new workers to 650 called-back workers, with job retaining funds.
West Conshohocken first-mover operates outside the "system" with serotonin
Stephen Roth was a half step away from retiring when reps from a two year-old Boston life sciences company approached him with their idea, and how they believed serotonin was a critical growth factor for lymphocytes.
Mechanicsburg's Enginuity Energy aims to keep energy local
A few weeks ago, Richard Madeira found himself face to face with U.S. Energy secretary Steven Chu in Bensalem at the Clean Energy Economy Forum, the last in a series of events also held in Colorado and Michigan.
Coskata hiring at alt fuel facility in Westmoreland County
Coskata is hiring at its flexible ethanol test acility in Westmoreland County.
Global mining boom fuels expansion at Fort Loudon's Atlas Copco
Atlas Copco Secoroc is expanding its plant and jobs in Fort Loudon.
Job creation easy as ABCD in Altoona and Blair County
When the Altoona-Blair County Development Corporation was honored as the 2008 Large Agency of the Year by the PA Economic Development Association last month, it was recognized for creating or retaining more than 2,300 jobs in the last year.
Technology Pushes 'Young-Raising' on Non-Profits
The Academy of Natural Science recently appointed 34 year-old Amy Miller Marvin as its VP of Institutional Advancement, signaling a new, younger and more tech-saavy direction for the old museum, the city, and fundraising profession.
Art for the Birds: Pittsburgh Artist of the Year Captures Industry's Flight
Tim Kaulen has rescued dozens of the Pittsburgh's industrial artifacts and converted them into giant urban sculptures, capturing people's imaginations and their growing infatuation with re-using scraps.
Community Banking Goes Direct in Shippensburg
Orrstown Bank is among a growing number of well-established, small-town banks that are ditching the brick and mortar for Internet banking, and interest seems to be growing quickly.