New facilities, company expansions, attraction and retention of companies and startups -- 302 economic development deals altogether -- point towards growth in the Pittsburgh region.
Founded in State College in 2005, INDIGO Biosciences has a new CEO, new investment, a new distribution partner and a new attitude.
The city is on the rise thanks to a growing startup community, investments in bike lanes, a burgeoning arts district and people moving back to the city. What can other areas learn from its success?
Philadelphia's Invisible Sentinel is growing with new markets, a new headquarters and increased investment.
West Chester's ONExia is growing as a distributor of the innovative Baxter robot.
At last friday's showcase of 'ideas worth sharing,' speakers touched on education, development, access and modern manufacturing.
Sure, the state's ascendent cheese scene boosts farmers and cheesemakers, but it also feeds an ecosystem of writers, artists, educators, eaters and retail experts.
'The Chair,' an innovative documentary series from Hollywood producer Chris Moore and Pittsburgh-born actor Zachary Quinto, showcases Pittsburgh's versatility and the impact of the movie industry on the city's economy.
Developers play a key role in Mayor Peduto's vision to bring 20,000 new residents to Pittsburgh.
Ben Franklin Technology Partners looks to improve the economic ecosystem by investing $939,885 in regional development.