Coworking Space for Arts and Culture Coming to Center City Philadelphia
The cultural strategy and resource gurus are seeking founding members for their 4,500 square foot space at 1315 Walnut St.
City Vitals 2.0: How Does Pittsburgh Stack Up?
This snapshot of success indicators includes walkability (good) to venture capital (not bad), restaurant variety (not good) and college attainment (better).
Autism App Creator from Lehigh Valley Making Strides
Separate apps developed by Bethlehem's Jason Lotito, whose son is autistic, promise to connect those with the disorder to their communities.
Silver lining department: Bethlehem's TechVentures finds tough economy boosts tech entrepreneurship
Ben Franklin TechVentures, one of Pennsylvania's first technology incubators, continues to rack up awards and attract fledgling companies.
Can sharing energy use details among friends on Facebook help lower consumption?
PPL Electric Utilities is upping its social media strategy with a new app that allows its customers to engage in friendly competition over energy consumption on Facebook.
Growing e-commerce firm O3 World hiring, moving to Fishtown
Northern Liberties based e-commerce agency O3 World is now hiring both a front-end and a back-end web developer and reports 45% YoY growth in 2011-2012.
ModCloth raises $25 million, hiring 84 in Pittsburgh
Vintage online retailer ModCloth has closed a $25 million round of funding that will support company expansion and major hiring at Modcloth's three locations in Pittsburgh, Los Angeles and San Francisco.
$3.7B and 260 startups later, life sciences in Pennsylvania need new blood
The life sciences in Pennsylvania is a huge economic driver for the commonwealth, employing more than 79,000 and generating annual wages of $7.2 billion. But a new report is a strong reminder that there is danger is complacency.
Small but mighty: Bedford County Business Center attracts large grants for expansion, 20 new jobs
With two highly competitive large grants in hand, the Bedford County Business Center is expanding.
When Robots Rule the World, They'll Come From Pennsylvania
Throughout the Commonwealth, higher education, government and private businesses are creating the future of global robotics.