Citing a desire to expand its paid media and data analytics team, Swatara Township-based marketing and advertising firm JPL Integrated Communications is opening an office this week in New York City.

A Cumberland County printing and marketing company has a new owner, one with a familiar face.

Allentown health care provider Coordinated Health has filed a lawsuit to prevent Bethlehem-based St. Luke's University Health Network from barring Coordinated Health physicians from a St. Luke's hospital.

Hoping to expand its electrical maintenance capabilities, engineering consulting firm ARM Group Inc. has snapped up two companies in Cambria County for an undisclosed sum.

Amazon announced earlier today that it has agreed to buy Eero, the San Francisco-based maker of mesh-networked Wi-Fi routers.

Warihay Enterprises is still waiting to be paid $1.8 million for work the Manheim-based commercial landscaping business completed for the pipeline last November, one of 77 Pennsylvania businesses in the same boat.

Allegiant Air is adding another nonstop flight from Harrisburg International Airport in Dauphin County.

Quinn Bryner wanted to be the next Katie Couric.

Central Penn College recently announced that it will offer a year of free housing to all incoming freshmen and transfer students who choose to live on campus.

When it comes to setting goals and joining the workforce, some students lag behind their peers for a whole host of reasons.

Plants help people in many ways but they don't always get credit, said Mike Planer, co-founder of Soltech Solutions in Bethlehem.

Pennsylvania's largest credit union, PSECU, has launched a new debit card rewards program.

Rising rates of elder abuse in Pennsylvania are prompting state lawmakers and senior care organizations to call for the reinstatement of an act that helped guide hiring when it came to applicants with criminal backgrounds.

The first U.S. tax filing season under the overhaul that President Donald Trump signed into law at the end of 2017 got off to a slow start in the first week, with data released on Friday showing a significant drop in returns and refunds.

The remnant of Toys “R” Us Inc. is looking for licensing partners to revive the brand in several parts of the world, including in the U.S. by next Christmas.