Covestro plans to expand Ohio site
Covestro, a German-based polymer materials and components manufacturer with its North American headquarters in Pittsburgh, plans to expand its site in Hebron, Ohio. Construction is scheduled to beg...
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Philadelphia’s credit rating upgraded by Standard & Poor
Standard & Poor upgraded Philadelphia’s credit rating to A+ on Wednesday, the highest rating for the city in decades, officials said. The new rating, with a long-term Stable outlook, is the seco...
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C3 Complete expands services to Pittsburgh
Florida-based C3 Complete, a technology consultancy, recently announced it has expanded its network and technology, telecom, and information security services portfolio to the Greater Pittsburgh area....
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FDA accepts Annovis’ updated protocol for drug study
The U.S. Federal Drug Administration (FDA) has accepted an updated protocol for Malvern-based Annovis Bio’s Phase 3 Alzheimer’s disease (AD) study that begins this month. The FDA granted Annovi...
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Grand View Health joins St. Luke’s University Health Network
Sellersville-based Grand View Health, a nonprofit, community-based health system of more than 2,000 employees caring for residents of Bucks and Montgomery counties, and Bethlehem-based St. Luke’s Un...
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A. Duie Pyle opens Camp Hill location
West Chester-based A. Duie Pyle (Pyle), a asset and non-asset-based supply chain solutions provider, recently opened a new facility in Camp Hill. It is the company’s 31st facility and will exten...
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Pre-apprenticeship, apprenticeship programs awarded $1.5M in grants
The Pennsylvania Department of Labor & Industry (L&I) recently awarded registered pre- apprenticeship and apprenticeship programs in the building and construction trades more than $1.5 million in gran...
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Legislation to allow non-surface drilling on state lands reintroduced
Legislation reintroduced by Pennsylvania Rep. Clint Owlett (R-Tioga and Bradford counties) would allow non-surface drilling on state lands, a memo to all House members said. The legislation would ...
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Skills in Scranton awarded $15,000 grant
The Robert H. Spitz Foundation recently awarded Skills in Scranton Business Education Partnership, the Greater Scranton Chamber of Commerce work force development affiliate, a $15,000 grant to support...
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Biden nixes Nippon Steel’s bid for US Steel raising concerns for Pennsylvania’s economy
President Joe Biden’s decision to quash Japan-based Nippon Steel Corp.’s $14.9 billion bid to acquire Pittsburgh-based US Steel Corp. has sparked concerns about the potential economic fallout for ...
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Shapiro leads federal complaint against PJM in effort to block rising power prices
The Shapiro administration on Monday filed a formal complaint with federal energy regulators against PJM Interconnection LLC to prevent price hikes on 65 million customers, including 13 million Pennsy...
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Attorney general’s office issues restitution payments in SoLo Funds case
The attorney general’s office recently mailed restitution payments totaling $158,924 to 1,309 Pennsylvanians who borrowed money through California-based SoLo Funds, an online lending platform. At...
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New City Revitalization and Improvement Zone designated in Erie, Reading
Gov. Josh Shapiro’s administration recently approved Erie and Reading’s applications to participate in the City Revitalization and Improvement Zone (CRIZ) program. The administration opened the CR...
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Pittsburgh Regional Consortium to conduct study on business disparities
The Pittsburgh Regional Consortium, an intergovernmental working group, recently announced it will conduct the Pittsburgh Regional Disparity Study with MGT, a consulting firm serving state and local g...
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Philadelphia launches website tracking government operations, services
The new Philly Stat 360 website will give Philadelphia residents and businesses a new way to see how well the city is performing, officials said recently. Launched on Dec. 17, the website is desig...
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Pennsylvania HCBS Association, Pennsylvania Homecare Association complete first step toward merger
The Pennsylvania HCBS Association (PA HCBS) and the Pennsylvania Homecare Association (PHA) have partnered to fulfill the role and responsibilities of PA HCBS executive director. The partnership is...
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Shapiro highlights state economic accomplishments in 2024
Gov. Josh Shapiro recently highlighted how his administration’s efforts in 2024 are making Pennsylvania more economically competitive, attracting new businesses and creating jobs. “Pennsylvania...
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Sherlock Biosciences acquired by OraSure
Bethlehem, Pa.-based OraSure Technologies, a point-of-need and home diagnostics leader, announced recently it had acquired Sherlock Biosciences, Inc. a next-generation diagnostics company. OraSure...
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Lawsuit alleges company impersonated Pennsylvania Department of State
The Pennsylvania attorney general’s office recently filed a lawsuit in the Dauphin County Court of Common Pleas against Florida-based PA Corporate Certificates, LLC. and its owners alleging the comp...
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ACNB Bank gets shareholder approvals to acquire Traditions Bank
ACNB Corporation and Traditions Bancorp each received shareholder approvals for ACNB to acquire Traditions Bank. Gettysburg-based ACNB is the holding company for ACNB Bank, while York-based Traditi...
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