Seegrid's business is booming, hiring 20-30 this year; Castle Co-Packers expands
Seegrid�s CEO Anthony Horbal can�t say enough about the company�s accelerating trajectory and commitment to Pittsburgh.
Philly social entrepreneurship agency Here's My Chance doubling staff, expanding to Chinatown
Here's My Chance offers a new approach to fundraising, with cool graphics, appealing content, and zero guilt.
New Castle's Epiphany towards a solar solution to fracking waste
CONSOL Energy has made an initial $500,000 investment to acquire a minority stake in Epiphany Solar Water Systems, a small company in New Castle, to test Epiphany's proprietary, solar-powered, water purification system.
Bottoms up with Gatorade in bottles made in Mountain Top
Gatorade bottled in Mountain Top now comes in bottles made at the plant, bringing 35 jobs to Luzerne County. Amcor, the packaging giant, opened its new bottle manufacturing facility at the plant, capable of producing 650 million bottles a year.
Here comes 1st home HIV test, made by Bethlehem's OraSure
After six years, the FDA has granted final approval to the OraQuick home HIV test, developed by OraSure Technologies in Bethlehem.
New Geospatial Tech Center provides virtual guidance through growing industry
Geospatial technologies, used to guide everything from satellites through space to your car through unfamiliar neighborhoods, are the focus of the new Central Pennsylvania Geospatial Technology Center (GTC).
Meet Four of Philadelphia's Next-Generation Leaders
We scouted out young talent in Philadelphia who are engaged in transformative work and figure to be among the city's next leaders.
Why Would the Harrisburg Mall Reject Futureland?
Brad Thorne of Prize Monkey says the project will seek other locations, while the Harrisburg Mall banks on upscale retail to turn it around.
Ditching the Car for the Bike in Pittsburgh
Following a national trend, an increasing number of young Pittsburghers are relying less on cars and more on other means of transit, especially bikes.
Former Iranian Soldier and Cancer Survivor Takes Aim at Fixing American Healthcare
Andy Saffarian's startup moves into Bethlehem's TechVentures next week to develop its Medical Digital Assistant platform.