Tax cuts delivered a lift to Central Pennsylvania bank earnings in the first quarter of 2018.

Former state legislator Jeffrey Coy retired Wednesday from his position as director of Orrstown Financial Services Inc. and Orrstown Bank.

As going-out-of-business sales heat up at The Bon-Ton Stores Inc., a New York firm has been hired to begin selling off the bankrupt retailer's real estate assets.

Two Lancaster County businesses recently secured low-interest loans from the Pennsylvania Industrial Development Authority.

Messiah College next month will be offering its students an alternative way to pay for tuition.

A Hanover-area apparel firm has agreed to merge with a rival and create a new company backed by a private equity fund.

Orrstown Bank has found a new home for a pair of commercial lenders it hired last year to work in York County.

Mike Wilson is out of the merlot business, at least in name and wardrobe.

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If you still are figuring out how the new federal tax law will affect your construction or real estate business, the good news is that the time spent should benefit your bottom line. The bad news is that your planning will be difficult because a lot still is unknown.

Stifel, Nicolaus & Co. Inc., a broker-dealer subsidiary of Stifel Financial Corp. has opened an office in Lancaster, marking the firm's 19th office in Pennsylvania.

The Hershey Trust Co. is looking for a new leader.

Lehigh University on Tuesday welcomed the addition of a financial education center operated by PSECU in a newly renovated building on campus.

Bankrupt department-store chain Bon-Ton Stores Inc. appears to be heading for liquidation after receiving two bids, both from liquidators, in a court-supervised bankruptcy auction on Monday.

Human resources can be anything but simple. Amanda King thinks otherwise.