BFTP/SEP closes the fiscal year with $6.6 million invested in 37 companies
BFTP/SEP announced it had approved $6.6 million in investments in 37 companies across the region in fiscal year 2014.
National Skyline: Putting art at the heart of neighborhood redevelopment
Artists are often the first to move into urban neighborhoods, and the first to move out when rents rise. Yet in the post-recession landscape, many communities are working with artists to engage residents and transform blight.
Construction begins at Philadelphia's Comcast Innovation and Technology Center
Construction is underway at the Comcast Innovation and Technology Center, the largest private development in state history.
County Seat Spirits is the Lehigh Valley's first modern distillery
County Seat Spirits, the Lehigh Valley's first distillery since Prohibition, is joining the Bridgeworks Enterprise Center.
Wayne's Independence LED Lighting declares $10 million giveaway for Energy Independence Month
Wayne�s Independence LED Lighting is celebrating its namesake holiday all month with a $10 million giveaway program to small businesses.
There's no place like home: A chat with Pittsburgh-born ceramic artist Nicole Aquillano
The Society For Contemporary Craft's summer resident Nicole Aquillano creates usable, ceramic art deeply rooted in place. Her inspiration comes from a longing she often feels for the home where she grew up in Beaver County.
BFTP/NEP announces latest funding round
The latest funding round from Ben Franklin Technology Partners of Northeastern Pennsylvania will help boost growing companies.
Going global in the Keystone State
How can Commonwealth companies better engage with the global economy? As executive director of the state's Center for Trade Development, Peter O'Neill helps connect Pennsylvania with the world.
In Philadelphia, The Knight Foundation funds groundbreaking artists and institutions
Keystone Edge takes a look at three of this year's Knight Foundation grantees.
#OutOnTheEdge: A peek inside Ben Franklin TechVentures
Last month, Keystone Edge hit the road again, visiting Ben Franklin TechVentures on the Lehigh University Campus.