Coffee on the Edge: Meet Us in Erie on Sept. 18
Keystone Edge is hitting the road, and we're hoping you'll join us at the Erie Bookstore to talk about what's next in Northwest PA.
Who's hiring in Pittsburgh? Alcoa, Williams, Pittsburgh Zoo, Andy Warhol and more
Who's hiring in Pittsburgh? Alcoa, Pittsburgh Zoo, Andy Warhol and more.
Altoona inventor's new child safety product serves as prototype for entrepreneurship
Altoona investor Shawn Warner has a new product and a new company based on what he's learned as an entrepreneur.
GMAC: 15 Ways to Make PA Manufacturing Matter Again
Talent development, innovation, opneing new markets, access to capital and improved regulatory climate are among the targets of a new 29-page report.
Deployed in Iraq, dreaming of brakes, a startup is born in Erie County
In Iraq, Aaron Lewis dreamed up a new brake system design that is the basis for his startup company in Waterford.
Made in Bellefonte, TubeClear medical device clears FDA, likely meaning new jobs
Four years in development, and 10 months before the Food and Drug Administration, TubeClear, a new medical device developed and manufactured in Bellefonte, has won FDA clearance for U.S. sales.
Entrepreneurs across PA get a jumpstart from Ben Franklin Technology Partners
An array of firms across the commonwealth, mostly startups, are beneficiaries of investments made in the last week by The Ben Franklin Technology Partners, Pennsylvania's venerable technology-based economic development programs.
York's Graham Engineering re-invents the wheel
Graham Engineering Corporation of York has re-invented the wheel.
Empire State Building going green with help from Coopersburg's Lutron
The Empire State Building recently contracted with Lutron Electronics, based in Coopersburg, to provide sustainable lighting control solutions in pre-built tenant spaces throughout the building.
Robesonia's Reading Alloys breaks the mold with medical products
Since its founding in 1953, Reading Alloys in Robesonia has been a leader in research, development and manufacture of master alloys for the aerospace industry. But a strategic decision a decade ago to diversify has opened up a vast new market.