Environmental Defense Fund places PA businesses on a growth map for carbon caps
A new online data base created by the Environmental Defense Fund maps a new growth sector for Pennsylvania's economy.
Rock star promoter offers start-up bands online package to make their own low-cost pitches
Ron Shock, president of family-owned Impact Artists, says that today�s tight money is having a positive effect inside his niche market�the promotion of small startup bands.
AmeriHealth Mercy Family addresses $60B industry problem with nation's first health literacy guide
Do you know what it means if you�re asymptomatic, or have had an infarction? It�s estimated that 43 percent of people who visit a healthcare provider can�t fully understand what is said or written, or have below-average health literacy.
Strahman Valves opens channel for worldwide sales with new e-commerce site
Bethlehem-based Strahman Valves opened a spigot for e-commerce last week with the inauguration of on-line sales to the company's worldwide customer base.
CMU Computer Science students lend innovation to global product from worldwide classroom
When OutSystems announced enhancements to its widely used Agile Platform last week, it credited students in Carnegie Mellon University's Masters Program in Human-Computer Interaction.
Bentley's British invasion brings green design software home to North America
Exton-based Bentley Systems, a leading developer of software used worldwide for building design, construction, and operations, introduced its Energy Performance software series to the North American market this week.
Allentown's Big Idea: An Arena For All Seasons--And Shows
A new arena for the Flyers' farm team, the Phantoms, could bring more than minor league hockey to Allentown; it could change the way people in the Lehigh Valley see live music
OraSure expanding its array of rapid diagnostic products
Recycle Bank points to Philadelphia roots, funding for explosive growth
When RecycleBank started with a novel idea � reward people for recycling � in Philadelphia in 2005, it pounded the pavement to drum up about 2,500 recyclers for a pilot program.
UPenn student's DormNoise hopes to catch on to co-ed's calendars
Considering how Facebook established its social networking on college campuses before explosive mainstream growth, University of Pennsylvania sophomore Jay Rodrigues may be onto the next big thing at universities across the country.