Bison Analytics hiring up to three to help more companies grab their numbers by the horns
Lewisburg's Bison Analytics makes cloud-based, business intelligence software for small businesses that use the ubiquitous QuickBooks accounting software.
TEEM Pittsburgh: Transitioning into Entrepreneurship
Transitioning Employees to Entrepreneurs in Motion launches in Pittsburgh with hopes of expanding to SBDCs across the state.
Heavenly Reuse: Five Cool Pittsburgh Church Rehabs
Prayers are being answered across the city, from the Church Brew Works, with its vats of Pipe Organ Ale and Celestial Gold, to Mr. Small's Funhouse.
Inventing the Future: Salvation at the Philadelphia Navy Yard
Building 661, a crumbling, long-forgotten structure, is being reborn as the Center for Building Energy Science. When construction is complete, it will serve as a nationally-recognized lab and test case for energy-efficient retrofits.
KE-TV: Visitor Spending in PA Wilds Grows to More Than $1B
Spending is up more than 11 percent, the PA Wilds Artisan Trail has doubled its locations and 13 PA Wilds award-winners were named last week.
Marrying research and design, Red Privet is growing and hiring in Harrisburg
Like its namesake invasive shrub, Harrisburg's Red Privet, a user experience research and design firm, is growing like a weed.
Olympus, headquartered in Lehigh Valley, brings 3D to surgical video systems
Olympus, whose North and South American headquarters is in Center Valley, has received FDA approval and is marketing a new 3D laparoscopic surgical system.
Vast and growing in New Hope, MeetMe is PA's answer to Facebook
MeetMe is a New Hope-based social network with 100 million registered users, $46.7 million in 2012 revenue, 140 workers and growing.
Erie's growing DuraTite hits the shelves at Home Depot
A plastic HVAC component, invented and manufactured in Erie, is hitting the shelves this week at hundreds of Home Depot stores around the country, a major coup for DuraTite Systems.
Inventing the Future: Saving Homes, Fighting Blight in Philly
Part detective, part hostage negotiator, Project Rehab's Ryan Spak is reviving University City's abandoned properties, and saving taxpayer dollars in the process.