Startup Santa: BFTP-SEP brings $2.8M to 16 companies
Ben Franklin Technology Partners of Southeastern Pennsylvania is closing 2014 with $2.8 million in investments to 16 companies.
Ben Franklin Technology Partners of Southeastern Pennsylvania is closing 2014 with $2.8 million in investments to 16 companies.
Entries are now being accepted for the 4th annual Shale Gas Innovation Contest. Once again, the four best shale energy-oriented innovations, new product ideas, or service concepts�will win $25,000 cash and other support.
From its tiniest residents to its biggest ideas, Pittsburgh made some strategic moves in 2014 that have the potential to reap huge rewards in 2015 and beyond. Keystone Edge details the people, projects and places to watch.
The Northeast corridor's first Advanced Data Center -- being built right here in the Commonwealth --will meet the needs of modern web-scale businesses from Boston to Washington, D.C., and beyond.
Phoenix Contact, a German maker of industrial electrical and electronic technology products, has expanded its development and manufacturing (D&M) subsidiary in Swatara Township near Harrisburg.
From rehabbed breweries to innovative housing to soaring skyscrapers, these Commonwealth construction projects are transforming cities and towns across the state.
West Philadelphia's University City District has raised over $2 million in funding to begin construction on the stunning, green 40th Street Trolley Portal in 2015.
Bethlehem's Map Decisions, a Ben Franklin Venture Idol contestant, builds platforms to streamline the process of mapping, managing and analyzing infrastructure assets.
Boutique hotels, ice rinks, nightclubs, retail hubs and dedicated bike lanes: Pittsburgh has a lot to look forward to in the coming year. Check out our list of the city's most promising development projects.
CSX Corporation is planning its Pittsburgh Intermodal Rail Terminal which will provide Western Pennsylvania companies with a direct freight rail link to the Midwest and beyond.