Gov. Rendell hosts conference on women Sept. 17 in Philadelphia
The sixth annual Governor's Conference on Women will be held in Philadelphia on Thursday, September 17, 2009.
Intern services ramped up across PA
Steelton plant retains jobs on strength of SEPTA contract
An order from SEPTA, the Philadelphia transit authority, will allow ArcelorMittal�s Steelton plant to retain jobs at the 670-worker steel mill.
Seed funding the focus of national study led by Temple professor
While angel investors and the venture capital sector are tightly wound, organized and highly identifiable, seed funding is viewed as the Jan Brady of business investment.
Theaters become phone zones with instant reviews at Live Arts Festival
Q and A: Robert D'Alessandri, Dean and President of The Commonwealth Medical College
The state's first new medical school welcomed its inaugural class last month in Scranton, so we talked to dean and president Robert D'Alessandri about the The Commonwealth Medical College's challenges, expectations and assets.
State treasury helps women in business find money
The Women and Money Project isn't window-dressing for the PA Treasury Department. It's a program near and dear to those involved in implementing it and has considerable credibility as a result.
Higher Ground: Downtown University Tied to Harrisburg's Rebirth
Harrisburg University of Science and Technology, founded in the city's downtown in 2001, is intertwined with the hopes of a new state capitol for the 21st century, replacing post-industrial job losses and offsetting "brain drain."
Stimulus grant would extend broadband in northern counties
Pennsylvania is racing to grab federal stimulus funds that would help wire the state�s northern tier for broadband communications.
Pittsburgh firms prepare for G-20 summit
Pittsburgh businesses and institutions plan for obstacles and opportunities during the economic summit Sept. 24-25.