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Change is brewing at Bube’s Brewery
The longtime owner of Bube’s Brewery in Mount Joy has embarked on what he calls a legacy project aimed at redefining the Lancaster County establishment whose roots date back to the 19th century.
Wolf tours Lancaster County redevelopment, offers new program as a solution
Redevelopment efforts in Columbia are working to rid the Lancaster County borough of blighted properties - a process that Gov. Tom Wolf said could be helped along by a state severance tax.
Turkey Hill Dairy to be acquired by Texas firm
Nationally recognized ice cream and beverage maker Turkey Hill Dairy is slated to be sold in the coming year to a Texas-based private equity firm.
G&S Foods hires former Utz exec as CEO
G&S Foods LLC, a snack food maker in Abbottstown has hired former Utz executive Tom Dempsey to be its new CEO.
Elected officials, contractor meet over courthouse flap
The furor over contracting for the federal courthouse project in Harrisburg prompted a group of elected officials to hold a closed-door meeting Wednesday with the main contractor on the project.
York City Council delays decision on Landis brothers’ liquor license request
York City Council members approved a time extension to vote on a liquor license for a proposed nightclub after listening to a packed room of city residents share mixed opinions on the proposal.
Google fined $1.7B for search ad blocks in third EU sanction
Alphabet unit Google was fined 1.49 billion euros ($1.7 billion) on Wednesday, its third large EU antitrust penalty in two years marking the company's decade-long regulatory battle in Europe.
Disney closes $71B deal for Fox entertainment assets
Disney has closed its $71 billion acquisition of Fox's entertainment business, putting “Cinderella,” ″The Simpsons,” ″Star Wars” and “Dr. Strange” under one corporate roof.
Bomb threat reported at Springetts Harley-Davidson plant
The Harley-Davidson plant just off Route 30 in Springettsbury Township was evacuated Wednesday afternoon because of a bomb threat, according to the York County 911 Center.
Widener, state bar team up for class on starting a law firm
When Christian Johnson left his job as professor at the University of Utah Law School to become dean at Widener University Commonwealth Law School in 2015, he recognized right away the value of bringing over his class on how to start a law firm.
In New Jersey, legal cannabis bill heads to full floor vote next week
Committees in both the Assembly and state Senate approved a measure that would legalize adult-use recreational marijuana, setting the proposals for a showdown full-floor vote on March 25.
Wall Street is betting the Fed’s rate-raising days are done for now
Just three months ago, investors were in a panic over the idea that the Federal Reserve might push borrowing costs too high and tip the United States economy into a recession.
