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
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
McNees Wallace & Nurick has picked 10 small, Black-owned businesses to receive free legal services in the third annual installment of the Harrisburg-based law firm’s program
Amid a wave of consolidation in the financial planning sector, Lancaster-based Domani Wealth has been purchased by a larger firm based in Illinois. What’s size got to
Merit Marketing, a Harrisburg-based advertising and marketing firm, filed last month for Chapter 7 bankruptcy, setting it on a path to liquidation. What’s the debt:
Two capital-area factories are slated for closure as their parent company reconfigures its supply chain to boost profits in the face of slower sales and
The challenges for childcare providers have not eased since the pandemic. If anything, they have grown steeper, as providers struggle to retain and attract workers
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
While much has been said about the barriers faced by women in business, you are likely to come away surprised nonetheless by what Sandy Bialek,
A supplier to the semiconductor industry is plowing $300 million into an expansion of its operations in Schuylkill County. What’s EMD: It is the North
Philadelphia-area developers have purchased the former Rite Aid headquarters in Cumberland County and plan to redevelop the site. Will it stay an office: Only if the developers
New York-based Citibank should be held liable for any losses suffered by a Harrisburg-based nonprofit that claims it was the victim of fraud, according to a legal
The for-profit insurance subsidiary of the Pennsylvania Chamber of Business and Industry is setting off on an expected growth spurt. Why is this happening: The chamber plans
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
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
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
Fraudsters drained nearly $250,000 from bank accounts of the Center for Independent Living of Central PA, and the Harrisburg-based nonprofit wants its bank, Mid Penn Bank, to
In a case that could have far-reaching implications for corporate taxpayers, the state’s highest court has awarded a $2.1 million tax refund to a Pennsylvania-based
Camp Hill-based LinkBancorp has struck a deal that will extend its footprint into Delaware, Maryland, New Jersey and Virginia. Why is this happening: LinkBancorp, which does business
The Harrisburg federal building has changed hands after all. What plans: Global Ocean unveiled plans last year to convert the building into luxury apartments What’s next:
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 —
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
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
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
A Lancaster-based private equity firm is taking a third shot at the youth-enrichment market, a space where it has found success in the past. What’s
Tired of waiting for that professional license? Why is this happening: Long and unpredictable wait times for state-issued licenses, certificates and permits needed by businesses
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
A shareholder of Centric Financial is seeking to block the Harrisburg-area bank’s planned merger into a western Pennsylvania bank. What’s the deal: First Commonwealth announced plans to buy Centric
An expanding Philadelphia university is taking over Lancaster County-basedPennsylvania College of Health Sciences. Will the name change: Yes, according to Benner. What else is next:
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
Construction on $15 million affordable-housing project in Lancaster city is pulling closer to the starting bell. On what: A 52-unit apartment building with units priced
A State College bank is making its first play in the capital region, where it hopes to drum up home and business loans. What’s next:
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.
Inch & Co., a York-based construction and real estate company, has purchased Regents’ Glen Country Club in Spring Garden Township, York County. What’s next: Inch said it plans
Thanks to a recent court ruling, the commonwealth of Pennsylvania could be on the hook for more than $100 million in tax refunds to businesses.
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