Businesses are plugging into incentives to build Pennsylvania’s electric vehicle charging infrastructure
Hanover-based Burkentine Builders invested in two electric vehicle chargers for its headquarters last year using state and federal incentives.
Dana VP named President and CEO of Graham Packaging
Graham Packaging, a custom plastic bottle manufacturer headquartered in Lancaster, named Robert Pyle as president and CEO.
Progressive Dental announces new chief dental officer
Camp Hill-based Progressive Dental Concepts LLC has named Dr. Stephen Canis chief dental officer.
PennSpring adds former CPA and business consultant to list of partners
Lancaster-based investment firm PennSpring Capital’s newest partner brings more than a decade of experience in financial reporting services and strong technology expertise, the company announced this week.
State College contractor pleads no contest to wage theft, ordered to pay $20 million in restitution
A State College-based contractor embroiled in one of the largest prevailing wage criminal cases on record, plead no contest to theft and will be paying over $20 million in stolen wages to over a thousand Pennsylvania workers.
Businesses are plugging into incentives to build Pennsylvania’s electric vehicle charging infrastructure
Hanover-based Burkentine Builders invested in two electric vehicle chargers for its headquarters last year using state and federal incentives.
Dana VP named President and CEO of Graham Packaging
Graham Packaging, a custom plastic bottle manufacturer headquartered in Lancaster, named Robert Pyle as president and CEO.
Progressive Dental announces new chief dental officer
Camp Hill-based Progressive Dental Concepts LLC has named Dr. Stephen Canis chief dental officer.
PennSpring adds former CPA and business consultant to list of partners
Lancaster-based investment firm PennSpring Capital’s newest partner brings more than a decade of experience in financial reporting services and strong technology expertise, the company announced this week.
State College contractor pleads no contest to wage theft, ordered to pay $20 million in restitution
A State College-based contractor embroiled in one of the largest prevailing wage criminal cases on record, plead no contest to theft and will be paying over $20 million in stolen wages to over a thousand Pennsylvania workers.
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