The chief banking subsidiary of Chambersburg-based Franklin Financial Services has broken ground on a new branch at 4765 Linglestown Road in Lower
Pennsylvania officials are tapping an Allentown-based lender to operate a statewide program funneling money to homeowners who want to make
A private equity-backed holding company is buying a majority stake in Harrisburg’s minor league baseball team from the family of
R.F. Fager Co., a West Shore distributor of plumbing, heating, roofing and other supplies, has a new partner. The target:
New York-based private equity firm Broad Sky Partners has snapped up Punctual Pros, a regional franchisee for three high-profile consumer-facing brands. The target:
Rising interest rates and record inflation stifled mergers and acquisitions last year, leading to an 18% drop in activity compared
A nonprofit investor that tracks corporate performance on environmental, social and governance issues is asking Sunbury-based Weis Markets to beef up its
Mid Penn Bancorp is fielding a sports and entertainment division designed to cater to the financial needs of high-profile athletes and
Four months after taking the field, a statewide venture fund is taking its first shots. What’s the fund: A venture
After closing more than 200 branches in 2023, PNC Bank said yesterday it is aiming to spend $1 billion over the next
Fulton Financial has named an interim CFO following the resignation last week of Mark McCollom, who had been the bank’s finance
A bumpy financial road is prompting local banks to tap the brakes on lending. Why is this happening: A mix
Lancaster-based nonprofit lender Community First Fund has filled a pair of C-suite roles. Elizabeth Bennett has been named the lender’s CFO, while
A pair of longstanding local banks are coming together in a merger valued at $207 million. Under the all-stock deal,
Thanks to a single deal, Linkbancorp went this year from doing business in one state to doing business in five. That deal
State officials are directing federal funds toward venture capital firms they hope can jumpstart early-stage tech companies in Pennsylvania. What
Mid Penn Bank is firing back at claims it did not adequately protect a nonprofit from fraud. How did this start:
A federal court has approved a settlement in a data-breach lawsuit brought against Fulton Bank. What’s the settlement: It allows victims
The chief banking subsidiary of Chambersburg-based Franklin Financial Services has broken ground on a new branch at 4765 Linglestown Road in Lower Paxton Township. What’s next: Construction
R.F. Fager Co., a West Shore distributor of plumbing, heating, roofing and other supplies, has a new partner. The target: R.F. Fager was founded in
On March 8, 2022, a fire ripped through a Penn Waste recycling facility in Manchester Township, York County, knocking it out of commission. Why: In
A Harrisburg-area engineering firm has added two new offices, including its first-ever location in Maryland. Why is this happening: HRG has picked up clients in
Business groups are decrying a recent directive from Gov. Josh Shapiro designed to increase the state’s use of project labor agreements, deals that generally require
Everything is bigger in Texas, including spending on roads, bridges, pipes and other infrastructure. Why is this happening: Gannett Fleming is on a mission to
About a dozen years ago, several members of East Chestnut Street Mennonite Church in Lancaster banded together to start a nonprofit focused on creating affordable
Efforts to redevelop the former Red Lion Country Club in York County have taken a second hit. Who was asking: A subsidiary of Conshohocken-based Catalyst Commercial
Pennsylvania’s top court has backed a lower court’s decision in a closely watched case involving application of the state’s prevailing wage law. What’s the issue:
State officials have narrowed the list of projects they are considering for a new funding program designed to prep industrial sites for development. Who made
A Maryland developer has revealed its vision for what will replace the Harrisburg Mall, a longtime suburban destination destined for the wrecking ball. Baltimore-based St. John
Kinsley Properties and Royal Square Development & Construction have formed a joint venture to convert a vacant office building in downtown York into a 43-unit apartment. The building:
Two years after christening a brand-new headquarters in Cumberland County, West Shore Home has opened its third corporate office. What’s the new space for: In addition to offices,
Contractors typically face some liability for issues that arise after they finish their work for a property owner. What’s the case: It was filed by
The ground may be cold but battles over land use in Central Pennsylvania are heating up. Why is this happening: Low interest rates spurred a
With spending on bridges and highways expected to ramp up, a Florida-based investment firm has bought into Flagger Force, a Hummelstown-based company whose crews can be
York County has lost two of its most prominent business and philanthropic leaders. What happened: According to the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, an avalanche on
Robert Grubic is retiring as CEO of the engineering firm that has borne his name for just over four decades. As of the end of
The Covid-19 pandemic emptied out the region’s amusement parks and Amish attractions. How did counties do: Some had bounced back from the pandemic dip, some
After two years of explosive, post-pandemic growth, Pennsylvania’s job growth is returning to its pre-pandemic form. What’s with the downward revision: It reflects an annual
Pennsylvania employers added more than 111,000 jobs in 2023, pushing the number of nonfarm jobs to a new state record, nearly 6.2 million, according to the
Earlier this year, Gov. Josh Shapiro rolled out a plan for economic development in Pennsylvania that is expected to unfold over the next decade. Progress
Gov. Josh Shapiro laid out a vision for jumpstarting economic development in Pennsylvania during an address yesterday at OraSure Technologies, a medical diagnostics company in Bethlehem
Workers at a York-area distribution center are the latest casualties in GameStop‘s effort to cut costs and rebuild profits. The Texas-based video-game retailer is planning to
A Carlisle-area warehouse that has served as a destination for Apple products is slated to close in March, idling nearly 500 workers. German company DB Schenker told state and
A vendor is laying off nearly 300 workers after Amazon ended its contract to provide janitorial and facilities services to eight of the ecommerce giant’s warehouses in
State regulators plan to take a closer look at a double-digit rate increase being sought by Pennsylvania American Water to cover investments in its water and sewer systems.
When Michael Coy joined Wolfgang Confectioners as its workforce development manager, the candy maker employed about five people who spoke Spanish. Now, the Loganville-based company
Supply chains used to be something of an afterthought for most companies. They would fix it and forget it. But over the last couple of
The city of Harrisburg spent about $150 million on contracts for goods and services between 2017 and 2021. What effort: A partnership between the Harrisburg Regional
A longtime Lancaster County farming family has sold off most of its operations to a pair of local ag companies. What’s next: Both Wenger and
Advanced technology is sowing the seeds, often literally, for the future of farming. Automated and AI-powered tools can plant seeds, assess crop health and pick
The pandemic had a disparate effect on sports and recreation in York County. People flocked to golf courses and hiking trails, both perceived as relatively
Business leaders may be wondering where they will find the skilled people they need to keep their companies running and growing in the years ahead.
Amid a broader push to boost the outdoors economy in Pennsylvania, a new state park is coming to the banks of the Susquehanna River in
When Covid-19 struck in March 2020, it upended the livelihoods of people who built careers around art, music, theater and other cultural pursuits that thrive
After striking a deal with ViacomCBS, now Paramount, Lititz-based MajorMega created a virtual-reality game based on popular cartoon character SpongeBob
Four months after taking the field, a statewide venture fund is taking its first shots. What’s the fund: A venture
TEAMology, an education technology startup based in Chambersburg, has hired Gretchen Thompson as its first-ever chief revenue officer, where she
The Benecon Group, has sold a minority stake to the private equity arm of New York-based investment giant Neuberger Berman. The
When John Lewis interviews younger job applicants these days, he fields questions he did not typically hear a decade ago.
A tiny-home startup in Lancaster County is poised for the big time. Where’s it going: Nielson sees opportunity to grow
Chris Dreisbach believes in second chances. He has made the most of his after succumbing to substance-use disorder and landing
Home inspectors gather reams of information as they poke around houses that are about to change hands. In some cases,
Two regional venture capital firms are joining forces to raise a new investment fund that will funnel early-stage capital to
State officials are directing federal funds toward venture capital firms they hope can jumpstart early-stage tech companies in Pennsylvania. What
A publicly traded hotel company founded in Harrisburg is going private in a deal valued at roughly $1.4 billion. The
Can Central Pennsylvania become a hub for innovations in telemedicine and other health care technologies? From where: A federal program
McNees Wallace & Nurick has picked 10 small, Black-owned businesses to receive free legal services in the third annual installment of
While much has been said about the barriers faced by women in business, you are likely to come away surprised
Pennsylvania has many of the ingredients for an economy powered by innovation and entrepreneurship, according to a report released today
Last fall, Lancaster-based private equity firm PennSpring Capital bought a majority stake in Mobiniti, a text marketing firm based in Wilkes-Barre. This week,
Harrisburg-based management consulting firm Dame Leadership is hoping to take its services nationwide after acquiring an employee-assessment company with clients around the
West Shore-born tech company ReturnLogic has raised $8.5 million from investors as it looks to exploit opportunities to streamline product returns in
The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission is suing Sheetz, arguing that the company’s use of criminal background checks in hiring is
A network of healthcare providers in western Pennsylvania is suing Aetna over what the providers allege is unfair treatment under the terms
The chief banking subsidiary of Chambersburg-based Franklin Financial Services has broken ground on a new branch at 4765 Linglestown Road in Lower
A Harrisburg lobbying firm has formed a business affiliation with a Philadelphia-area law firm. The background: Founded in 1971, Lamb
When Penn Center Harrisburg hit the market in summer 2022, the asking price for the three-building complex was $22 million.
Pennsylvania officials are tapping an Allentown-based lender to operate a statewide program funneling money to homeowners who want to make
The steel-fabrication business is thriving in York County as two companies expand operations there, one from Dallastown and one from
A private equity-backed holding company is buying a majority stake in Harrisburg’s minor league baseball team from the family of
In a series of bipartisan votes yesterday, a state House panel approved a package of four bills designed to tweak the process
R.F. Fager Co., a West Shore distributor of plumbing, heating, roofing and other supplies, has a new partner. The target:
Over the last few weeks, real estate agents have begun bracing for the end of a common practice in home
On March 8, 2022, a fire ripped through a Penn Waste recycling facility in Manchester Township, York County, knocking it
A Harrisburg-area engineering firm has added two new offices, including its first-ever location in Maryland. Why is this happening: HRG
It could be another four weeks before a bankruptcy court decides the fate of the beleaguered Governor’s Square apartment complex
New York-based private equity firm Broad Sky Partners has snapped up Punctual Pros, a regional franchisee for three high-profile consumer-facing brands. The target:
Operators of the Holtwood and Safe Harbor dams are weighing in against a proposed hydroelectric plant along the Susquehanna River
A longtime Lancaster County manufacturer is under new ownership. The target: Greiner founded Greiner Industries in 1976 as a welding
Business groups are decrying a recent directive from Gov. Josh Shapiro designed to increase the state’s use of project labor
A Harrisburg lobbying firm has formed a business affiliation with a Philadelphia-area law firm. The background: Founded in 1971, Lamb
In a series of bipartisan votes yesterday, a state House panel approved a package of four bills designed to tweak the process
Business groups are decrying a recent directive from Gov. Josh Shapiro designed to increase the state’s use of project labor
A state House panel has passed bills on party-line votes that would strengthen protections against workplace discrimination. Why is this
Disgruntled taxpayers in Pennsylvania would have a new option for disputing their tax bills under legislation approved yesterday by a
Appearing March 13 at a Scranton union hall, Gov. Josh Shapiro laid out plans for speeding up Pennsylvania’s shift to
Earlier this year, Gov. Josh Shapiro rolled out a plan for economic development in Pennsylvania that is expected to unfold
Efforts to redevelop the former Red Lion Country Club in York County have taken a second hit. Who was asking:
State regulators have tweaked regulations that modify the professional licensing process for people with criminal backgrounds, following stiff pushback from
State officials have narrowed the list of projects they are considering for a new funding program designed to prep industrial
As part of his budget proposal for the state’s next fiscal year, Gov. Josh Shapiro is offering a remedy to
Absence makes the list grow longer. Who applied: Dozens of high-profile projects and companies from around Central Pennsylvania, according to application
Gov. Josh Shapiro laid out a vision for jumpstarting economic development in Pennsylvania during an address yesterday at OraSure Technologies, a
Educators love it because they would no longer depend on legislative approval for annual state funding. What’s the plan: An
Pennsylvania’s environmental agency is hoping to snag up to half a billion dollars in federal funding to start a grant
Lawmakers are floating legislation they argue could lead to better results for Pennsylvania residents and businesses that challenge their state
A new survey claims to show that three-quarters of Pennsylvania’s small-business owners support the creation of a state-backed retirement plan
Gratz borough in Dauphin County failed to properly advertise a meeting where it set stricter zoning standards for solar energy
A network of healthcare providers in western Pennsylvania is suing Aetna over what the providers allege is unfair treatment under the terms of a value-based contract. What
WellSpan Health has expanded to the east, west and south of its base in York County. The regional health system is now poised to reach north.
The Benecon Group, has sold a minority stake to the private equity arm of New York-based investment giant Neuberger Berman. The investors: Neuberger manages about $463
A regional health system is laying the groundwork for an aerial delivery service. How does it work: WellSpan would plug into a delivery system in
A state court has shelved the Red Book, a compendium of wholesale drug prices that state officials routinely use to settle disputes over drug costs
UPMC is facing a class-action lawsuit filed by a respiratory therapist who claims she was misclassified as an independent contractor when she worked at the health
Garden Spot Communites, a New Holland-based senior-living provider, is extending its footprint into the Philadelphia suburbs. The partners: Garden Spot operates two campuses in Lancaster
Can Central Pennsylvania become a hub for innovations in telemedicine and other health care technologies? From where: A federal program established under the CHIPS and
WellSpan Health is partnering with a Texas company to open three mini hospitals in York and Cumberland counties that will focus on providing emergency care. Who’s
Companies that test, grow and process medical cannabis in Pennsylvania are suing to block a rule they say could cost them millions of dollars and
A Lancaster County medical practice is bellying up to the browser bar. Why now: A combination of factors, said Whitebloom and Jerry Tillinger, CEO of
Many ambulance companies have opted for mergers and consolidations to offset the crushing financial pressures they face. Where is this happening: The regional authority —
A phishing attack in December exposed personal information on about 300,000 members of Highmark insurance plans, including about 96,000 members in Pennsylvania. What happened: Between Dec. 13
A Lancaster-area home-care company has purchased the corporate headquarters of Drayer Physical Therapy Institute in Swatara Township, Dauphin County. The building: It is the corporate headquarters for Drayer
State health officials have dropped a legal action seeking to reinstate their controversial recall of medical marijuana vapes. The move before the state Supreme Court doesn’t
Under a partnership announced Aug. 15, Rite Aid and WellSpan Health plan to share data so they can better coordinate care for the roughly 100,000 patients they share in
Health insurance premiums are set to jump for people and small businesses shopping for policies offered under the Affordable Care Act in 2023. Insurers are
When Seth Pheng began working at a medical cannabis dispensary in 2019, the longtime pharmacist noticed two things. One was that people really were coming
The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission is suing Sheetz, arguing that the company’s use of criminal background checks in hiring is
A network of healthcare providers in western Pennsylvania is suing Aetna over what the providers allege is unfair treatment under the terms
A Harrisburg lobbying firm has formed a business affiliation with a Philadelphia-area law firm. The background: Founded in 1971, Lamb
On March 8, 2022, a fire ripped through a Penn Waste recycling facility in Manchester Township, York County, knocking it
It could be another four weeks before a bankruptcy court decides the fate of the beleaguered Governor’s Square apartment complex
A state House panel has passed bills on party-line votes that would strengthen protections against workplace discrimination. Why is this
Manheim Township is firing back against a lawsuit aiming to hold it responsible for problems with the sewer system in
For more than a year, singer Ed Kowalczyk has been touring under the banner of Live, the platinum-selling rock band
The legal fight continues over high-voltage power lines that would run through southern York and Franklin counties. What about the courts: In May
A state court has handed a preliminary legal victory to a business owner in a fight over the cost of
A court hearing on the bankruptcy sale of Governor’s Square apartment complex in uptown Harrisburg had been scheduled for Feb.
A locally based company allegedly broke state law by reselling internet service in what the state attorney general described in
Pennsylvania’s top court has backed a lower court’s decision in a closely watched case involving application of the state’s prevailing
Federal housing officials are objecting to the proposed sale of Governor’s Square, a beleaguered Harrisburg apartment complex whose owner declared
State regulators have tweaked regulations that modify the professional licensing process for people with criminal backgrounds, following stiff pushback from
A Lebanon County judge has sided with a North Annville Township decision shooting down developers hoping to plant a roughly
In a lawsuit filed this month, Lancaster city is accusing a neighboring township of not doing enough to prevent stormwater
One of Harrisburg’s oldest law firms is winding down. Five attorneys and a team of administrative professionals from 152-year-old Nauman Smith
The steel-fabrication business is thriving in York County as two companies expand operations there, one from Dallastown and one from
A longtime Lancaster County manufacturer is under new ownership. The target: Greiner founded Greiner Industries in 1976 as a welding
The Hershey Co. plans to shed jobs this year as it battles higher cocoa prices and sluggish sales. Why is
In a bid to reduce debt and cut expenses, Hanover-based Utz Brands is unloading some of its snack brands and plants, including
A York County pretzel maker is looking to boost sales in both new and existing channels following a fresh infusion
Flinchbaugh Engineering, an employee-owned contract manufacturer based in Hellam Township, York County, has purchased Billet Industries, a precision manufacturer also
A Swedish company is hoping to strengthen its foothold in North America through the acquisition of Red Lion Controls, a
Ecore International, a Lancaster-based company that makes flooring from recycled rubber, has purchased a Cumberland County company that collects and
A private equity firm focused on manufacturing has acquired ATI Corp., a family-owned company that makes equipment used in excavation and
To settle allegations that it violated federal law during a union election at a Virginia plant, The Hershey Co. has agreed
One of the worlds’ largest recycled cardboard-box makers is planning to plow $500 million over the next decade into its
A subsidiary of the Cumberland Area Economic Development Corp. is exploring an acquisition of a recently shuttered Carlisle factory. When did
Two capital-area factories are slated for closure as their parent company reconfigures its supply chain to boost profits in the
A supplier to the semiconductor industry is plowing $300 million into an expansion of its operations in Schuylkill County. What’s
Citing a shrinking demand for catalogs and magazines — and rising costs for ink and paper — commercial printing giant LSC
After steering one of the region’s largest private companies onto the public market, Utz Brands CEO Dylan Lissette is stepping into a
As it gears up for a move to Philadelphia, Harsco has unloaded its longtime Wormleysburg headquarters this year for $4.3 million. However, the
Graham Engineering, a York-based equipment maker, has purchased a Berks County company with a complementary business. Graham Engineering makes machinery
Two Lancaster-based digital marketing agencies have come together as one. But for now, they are continuing to operate under their
Merit Marketing, a Harrisburg-based advertising and marketing firm, filed last month for Chapter 7 bankruptcy, setting it on a path
Harrisburg-based Andculture is poised to become part of Chicago-based accounting and advisory firm RSM US LLP. RSM said Thursday it has
Fourteen years after launching her own marketing agency, Julie Lando-Cross has sold it to one of her first employees, Lissa Taylor, the agency’s COO and creative director.
When Penn Center Harrisburg hit the market in summer 2022, the asking price for the three-building complex was $22 million.
Over the last few weeks, real estate agents have begun bracing for the end of a common practice in home
It could be another four weeks before a bankruptcy court decides the fate of the beleaguered Governor’s Square apartment complex
A regional nonprofit is poised to spin off its senior-living operations to a larger peer based in Missouri. The players:
About a dozen years ago, several members of East Chestnut Street Mennonite Church in Lancaster banded together to start a
A court hearing on the bankruptcy sale of Governor’s Square apartment complex in uptown Harrisburg had been scheduled for Feb.
Federal housing officials are objecting to the proposed sale of Governor’s Square, a beleaguered Harrisburg apartment complex whose owner declared
A tiny-home startup in Lancaster County is poised for the big time. Where’s it going: Nielson sees opportunity to grow
Lancaster-area officials, nonprofit executives and business leaders gathered yesterday to mark the next step in a nearly four-year journey to
As part of his budget proposal for the state’s next fiscal year, Gov. Josh Shapiro is offering a remedy to
A Lebanon County judge has sided with a North Annville Township decision shooting down developers hoping to plant a roughly
Tenants are raising a legal hurdle to the proposed sale of an affordable-apartment complex in uptown Harrisburg. What terms: One
The bankrupt owner of an apartment complex in uptown Harrisburg is seeking court approval to sell the property to a
A state appeals court has sided with a local developer aiming to build a warehouse complex in Swatara Township, Dauphin
Chris Dreisbach believes in second chances. He has made the most of his after succumbing to substance-use disorder and landing
A York city authority has purchased the former Dentsply Sirona campus and plans to turn it over to a developer expected to
The new year is poised to bring new digs to two local companies. Reynolds Restoration Services bought a flex property in suburban
The High family is presenting a second major gift to their family foundation. The family’s ownership of Lancaster County-based High Real
The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission is suing Sheetz, arguing that the company’s use of criminal background checks in hiring is
The Stewart Companies has agreed to sell its Apple Automotive dealerships to a Lehigh Valley company, as the York-based holding company focuses on
One of Pennsylvania’s most illuminating companies is under new ownership. The seller: Keystone Fireworks has stores in Altoona, Bradford, Gettysburg,
Pennsylvania has many of the ingredients for an economy powered by innovation and entrepreneurship, according to a report released today
The Giant Co. president Nicholas Bertram is leaving the company Aug. 31 to pursue “new opportunities,” the regional grocery chain’s
Ollie’s Bargain Outlet has joined a string of retailers accused of improperly denying overtime pay to people who hold management jobs
A prime Carlisle Pike property has changed hands. A New York-based partnership paid nearly $5.5 million in June for the
The Giant Co. is adding new aisles to its virtual supermarket. The Carlisle-based company unveiled a new Amazon-style service yesterday
For centuries, farmers planted seeds and fed animals – and then hoped they would find a market when their produce and livestock were ready to sell. Agribusiness entrepreneur Larisa Miller has been pitching a different model – and she found her first taker in Karns Foods, the Cumberland County-based grocery store chain.
After striking a deal with ViacomCBS, now Paramount, Lititz-based MajorMega created a virtual-reality game based on popular cartoon character SpongeBob
A Massachusetts-based company has agreed to pay $270 million in cash for a London-based firm that sells anti-counterfeiting products and
TEAMology, an education technology startup based in Chambersburg, has hired Gretchen Thompson as its first-ever chief revenue officer, where she
A locally based company allegedly broke state law by reselling internet service in what the state attorney general described in
A regional health system is laying the groundwork for an aerial delivery service. How does it work: WellSpan would plug
When John Lewis interviews younger job applicants these days, he fields questions he did not typically hear a decade ago.
Home inspectors gather reams of information as they poke around houses that are about to change hands. In some cases,
For the second time this month, a local group has come up short in a bid to attract high-profile federal
When people hear about data breaches, they may think the solution is more and better technology: How high can we
A phishing attack in December exposed personal information on about 300,000 members of Highmark insurance plans, including about 96,000 members in Pennsylvania.
West Shore-born tech company ReturnLogic has raised $8.5 million from investors as it looks to exploit opportunities to streamline product returns in
After trading legal blows for more than a year, the feuding owners of United Fiber & Data have reached a settlement. The
Home remodeler West Shore Home has long described itself as a technology-enabled company. The Mechanicsburg-based firm now owns a technology company. West
Doceo, a York-based technology services company, plans to move its headquarters this fall to a former Ruby Tuesday restaurant in
Barbara Grimm, above left, worked with David Cooper to create the School Responder app (photos/submitted). During more than a decade
After raising roughly $10 million, a startup venture fund in York has disclosed an inaugural round of investments. White Rose
The Giant Co. is adding new aisles to its virtual supermarket. The Carlisle-based company unveiled a new Amazon-style service yesterday
Seeded by a $1 million donation from grocery chain The Giant Co., Harrisburg University is hoping to plant a new center for agricultural research in the capital city.
A private equity-backed holding company is buying a majority stake in Harrisburg’s minor league baseball team from the family of
Over the last few weeks, real estate agents have begun bracing for the end of a common practice in home
On March 8, 2022, a fire ripped through a Penn Waste recycling facility in Manchester Township, York County, knocking it
A Harrisburg-area engineering firm has added two new offices, including its first-ever location in Maryland. Why is this happening: HRG
It could be another four weeks before a bankruptcy court decides the fate of the beleaguered Governor’s Square apartment complex
Operators of the Holtwood and Safe Harbor dams are weighing in against a proposed hydroelectric plant along the Susquehanna River
Business groups are decrying a recent directive from Gov. Josh Shapiro designed to increase the state’s use of project labor
About a dozen years ago, several members of East Chestnut Street Mennonite Church in Lancaster banded together to start a
A court hearing on the bankruptcy sale of Governor’s Square apartment complex in uptown Harrisburg had been scheduled for Feb.
The Hershey Co. plans to shed jobs this year as it battles higher cocoa prices and sluggish sales. Why is
Mechanicsburg-based Select Medical Holdings Corp. is preparing to spin off its occupational health services division, which does business as Concentra. Select Medical’s
The new year is poised to bring new digs to two local companies. Reynolds Restoration Services bought a flex property in suburban
The High family is presenting a second major gift to their family foundation. The family’s ownership of Lancaster County-based High Real
A Maryland developer has revealed its vision for what will replace the Harrisburg Mall, a longtime suburban destination destined for
A state court has tossed aside regulations that would have enrolled Pennsylvania in a multistate carbon-cutting program, regulations that were
A Harrisburg-area financial advisory has joined the wave of consolidation washing over the industry. Who’s the seller: Comprehensive Financial and
McNees Wallace & Nurick has picked 10 small, Black-owned businesses to receive free legal services in the third annual installment of
The challenges for childcare providers have not eased since the pandemic. If anything, they have grown steeper, as providers struggle
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