The Chesterbrook-based subsidiary of European communications leader United Internet Group is developing a free Webmail service that it believes can change how people interact with their email in the U.S.
Ten promising companies will be setting up shop at a "green business incubator" in Philadelphia's Navy Yard this summer in hopes of attracting investors with the help of GoodCompany Ventures.
There are more than 1,200 farmer's markets throughout the state, but many of their roadside or rural locales can make it difficult for produce-hungry shoppers to find and purchase fresh products nearby.
As research universities across the Commonwealth focus more resources on innovation and industries, they're getting savvy about how to turn laboratory and classroom ideas into cutting-edge technology companies.
The Acadia is a new green technology for residential heating and cooling. It outperforms conventional fossil fuel-based heating systems, such as natural gas, by up to 300 percent.
The Technology Collaborative, the Pittsburgh-based economic development organization, has awarded $1.5 million to nine companies and one Carnegie Mellon University project.
The story of Xoxide.com is that rare tale of three high school computer whizzes making millions; it is a tale of computer shells, tachometers, blow driers, bird cages, and after-market Ford Mustang parts.