MediaNews Group, a nationwide media company, has made the sole qualified bid for Reading Eagle Company's assets, the Reading Eagle reported Thursday.

Central Penn Business Journal and its sister news organizations, Central Penn Parent and Lehigh Valley Business, have named a new associate publisher/editorial director.

Lancaster County’s fast-growing Amish population recently exceeded the 33,000 mark as the farming-oriented Plain sect continues to flourish despite the encroachment of urban sprawl.   Read more

A federal judge has dismissed UPMC's lawsuit against Pennsylvania Attorney General Josh Shapiro.

There are many causes of the gap, like discrimination and a lack of family-friendly policies. But recently, mounting evidence has led economists and sociologists to converge on a major driver — one that ostensibly has nothing to do with gender.

The state auditor general is arguing that money that should be earmarked for fixing highways and bridges is instead being diverted to the state police.

Former McNees, Wallace & Nurick attorneys Ann Levin and Anthony Hoover have joined forces to create their own niche family law firm.

Martin Law Firm, a well-known firm across Pennsylvania that advocates for injured workers, has advanced into the midstate with the opening of a new office in East Pennsboro Township.

Farrah Mittel had dreams of law school and a career as a criminal prosecutor before she took a job at Schaedler Yesco Distribution, a wholesale electrical distributor in Dauphin County.

Classic Caramel, at 231 W. College Ave. in York, is for sale with several interested buyers, but nothing has been finalized.

The deadline to file federal, Pennsylvania and local income tax returns is this Monday, April 15, 2019. If you haven’t started your returns, you might want to think about hurrying up and/or panicking. Continue reading

Chevron Corp. agreed to buy Anadarko Petroleum Corp. in a $33 billion bet on shale oil and liquefied natural gas that’s the industry’s biggest deal since 2015. Continue reading:

Trustee Christine Shubert on Monday asked U.S. Bankruptcy Court for permission to move money between the bank accounts of several Worley & Obetz companies, to correct deposits that went into the wrong accounts. Continue reading

Robbins: Productivity has nothing to do with when you get up. It’s how you get up. Think about your day to plan the one thing you are going to work on.

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