Pittsburgh voice technology company expanding, hiring 125
Squirrel Hill-based M*Modal is moving up, expanding to two new floors and hiring 125 people.
KE-TV: Dumpster Diving with Zero Waste Pittsburgh
Not cold enough for a Polar Bear Plunge? Try going dumpster diving with these brave and passionate environmental advocates.
Checklist: What's Needed in Pittsburgh Neighborhood Business Districts
The Strip District could use a pharmacy. Mt. Lebanon is in need of a Thai restaurant. Lawrenceville lacks two kinds of essential businesses.
Building Efficiency and an Industry in Pennsylvania
Federal grants leveraged with local funds are making homes and commercial buildings more energy efficient and putting efficiency contractors and sustainability designers to work.
How Harrisburg is Already Rebounding
While the city seems mired in finger-pointing, there are indicators, including a commercial real estate development expected to provide 4,100 jobs, pointing toward recovery.
Economy League Unleashes Partners on Priority Areas
The next phase of the long-term initiative taps into its true power, with the Urban Land Institute, United Way and CEO Council for Growth tackling infrastructure, education and business.
LoRes-TV: Erie's Project Jobs Aims to Leave No Job Unfilled
A job is a terrible thing to waste. That's why a group in Erie is working to create an inventory of employers and their needs, now and in the future, using a model it hopes to replicate across PA.
All Hail Rail: Union County Project Means Growth for Business Park and Community
Indicative of rail investment across the state, work begins soon in Allenwood to provide rail service to the Great Stream Commons business park, increasing appeal to potential tenants and creating jobs.
Southwest PA company that makes custom-designed metal buildings expanding, expects to hire 10
A southwestern Pennsylvania company that makes custom-designed metal buildings is adding onto its plant and expects to hire more workers.
All Aboard: Trolley Car Diner's Impactful Brand Grows in Philly
Developer, restaurateur, and community activist Ken Weinstein has helped transform Mt. Airy and nearby communities with a grassroots approach.