Self-folding strollers. Quality entertainment in hospital waiting rooms. Video-game school lessons. Pittsburgh parents want -- and need -- high-tech kid products. Local companies are coming through with great inventions.
Five years in the making, a group of Pittsburgh's brightest minds have met the Living Building Challenge.
In this time-lapsed video project, a student at the Art Institute of Pittsburgh captures lively scenes of Pittsburgh up to 20 seconds at a time.
Following a national trend, an increasing number of young Pittsburghers are relying less on cars and more on other means of transit, especially bikes.
A shift in the venture capital industry toward later-stage firms has created problems for entrepreneurs looking for early capital. Will successful exits change that in Pittsburgh?
Several businesses, visitors and most of this rural, historic community have bought into the community feeling that's being restored here.
It's easier to recruit top talent to Pittsburgh but opinions vary on how deep and how skilled is our talent pool when it comes to entrepreneurs.
Despite barriers, investors and entrepreneurs agree Pittsburgh has made tremendous strides in business creation.
Across the state, businesses and government agencies, like State College Borough's composting program, are cashing in by keeping food out of the trash.
Hear President and CEO Elizabeth Gregg talk about her company's incredible growth in Indiana County and beyond.