Q and A: Chris Haran of Great Valley Technology Associates
New York native Chris Haran has tried to bring a little of the Big Apple with him to Northeast Pennsylvania.
Sitting pretty: designing a better bike seat in DuBois
DuBois inventor George Angelo has designed a two-part seat that moves as the rider pedals.
Handmade in PA Pulls Artisans Together Online
Hundreds of Pennsylvania artisans add social networking and online savvy to the handmade mix.
Ben Franklin's Rosenthal honored as Champion of Small Business
Capital, innovation and entrepreneurship. They are, admittedly, the three elements that drive RoseAnn Rosenthal, president and CEO of Ben Franklin Technology Partners of Southeastern Pennsylvania.
Philadelphia Non-Profit Leader's Approach Nourishes Region
Bill Clark, executive director of the region's largest hunger relief agency, Philabundance, says he gets weird stares when he tells people his Philadelphia-based organization is in the middle of a capital campaign.
That's the ticket: Viiad Systems of Langhorne has answers to patients' FAQs
It's not as if the answers to the myriad questions asked every day of the many players in the healthcare industry aren't accessible.
Bristol's Bridge Business Center receives $1M in stimulus funds for new energy system
For the last two years, Keystone Development Group (KDG) has been redeveloping 35 acres formerly owned and occupied by Rohm and Haas in Bristol.
IUP's convocation centers gets $2.1 million
A 150,000-square foot convocation center at Indiana University of Pennsylvania has received $2.1 million through Pennsylvania�s H2O PA fund, which directs $800 milllion toward flood control projects statewide.
Approval of Constar's DiamondClear technology signals Philadelphia company's rebirth
When Constar, a global provider of PET plastic packaging for food and beverages that employs about 200 at its Philadelphia headquarters, declared Chapter 11 bankruptcy last December, there were signs that pointed to a quick recovery.
Marcellus Shale estimate increased
A Penn State professor has pieced together the first hard production data on the Appalachian Marcellus Shale and concludes that it could supply U.S. energy needs for almost two decades.