Shippensburg-based Orrstown Financial Services has completed its acquisition of Hamilton Bank in Maryland.

PPL Electric Utilities has good news for small business customers and some not so good news for residential customers.

The Pennsylvania House passed a bill Wednesday that would remove the capital stock and franchise tax assessment methodology, from state law.

A former staff accountant at RKL LLP is returning to the Manheim Township, Lancaster County-based accounting firm as its CFO.

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

The Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission has approved Pennsylvania American Water's acquisition of a small but troubled wastewater system in Pike County.

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.

If businesses want to make a push into solar, 2019 may be optimal. Absent any legislative action, this year is the last year that the federal government is expected to offer a 30 percent tax credit to homeowners and businesses for installing a solar system.

The owners of a defunct Cumberland County biodiesel firm have been convicted by a jury for defrauding the federal government.

Santander Bank is selling 14 branches to First Commonwealth Bank, allowing the western Pennsylvania bank to expand its reach in central areas of the state.

Kevin Shivers has been named president and CEO of the Pennsylvania Association of Community Bankers.

The new CFO of Cumberland County-based Central Penn College brings with him years of experience as an administrator and financial manager of a number of Pennsylvania schools.

The Dauphin County Redevelopment Authority is wrapping up a deal to take control of the former Harrisburg State Hospital grounds near Interstate 81. The authority will oversee the sale of parcels to developers for commercial construction projects.

Most entrepreneurs start a business because they know something about a particular industry, its practices, its products and services, and its customers. Generally, they believe they can do whatever it takes to match or beat competitors profitably and successfully. Many new businesses don’t survive, but for those that do, the belief of the founder that ...

Anthony Foschi left Tucker Arensberg to lead the hospitality group at Saxton & Stump. He was replaced as managing shareholder by Jerry Russo.