Altoona-based INRange Systems, creator of EMMA, the only FDA-approved system for remote electronic medicine management, has been named as one of the 100 most promising private technology ventures in North America by Red Herring Magazine.
Bombardier Transportation, the global high-speed, high tech mover of people, hopes to build a $9 million test track in Pittsburgh that could signal a future transit system for Oakland.
Awais Ahmad thinks it's time to bring back an American icon: the milkman. But Ahmad's startup boutique grocery, Good2Go, sells more than glass-bottled milk
For Chris Miller and Mark Lehman of Plains Township, joining Pennsylvania's rich tradition of home brewing was the easy part. The hard part has been turning their hobby into a business.
By making cash disappear, George Jensen has brought in huge profits for USA Technologies in the last few years. Last June, the company reported $16 million in revenue--$7 million more than fiscal 2007.
Anyone who has dirtied their hands working in a garage or factory has probably at one time or another relied on a tube of Zep to clean up.
The 30-county region spread over four states with Pittsburgh providing its metropolitan capital will begin to develop a vision for itself through a Regional Visioning Project announced last week.
Sanovia Corporation, which delivers savings in pharmaceutical spending through automated decision-making technology, is not owned by any Pharmacy Benefit Manager, health plan or pharmaceutical manufacturer.
On any given day, RJ Lee Group is on the cutting-edge of small discoveries.