Recent federal tax reforms will provide added fuel to a steadily growing economy, but a tight labor market could limit long-term economic expansion, according to the chief economist for the American Bankers Association.

S&T Bank last month announced the appointments of three new Central Pennsylvania advisory board members, all business leaders from the midstate.

Looking to gain a foothold in Central Pennsylvania, a community bank from western Pennsylvania has hired a midstate native to open a Cumberland County lending office.

Pennsylvania employers face a small hike in workers' compensation premiums starting in April, the second increase this year in the cost of insuring against workplace injuries.

A. Dwight Utz, president and CEO of York Township-based PeoplesBank, ended his tenure with the company two years after taking the job.

Two are now one at Conrad M. Siegel Inc.

The stock market's recent pullback is not a sign of problems in the economy or that a recession looms around the corner, according to the chief economist at PNC Financial Services Group.

Retailer The Bon-Ton Stores Inc. is turning to bankruptcy court to sort out its financial troubles, a process that the company acknowledged could include its sale.

A quirk related to the new tax law cost more local banks in the fourth quarter of 2017.

The state of the U.S. economy is solid and likely to get stronger this year because of the new federal tax law, which will reduce taxes on corporate profits and start boosting paychecks for many Americans this month.

Many Pennsylvania workers are saving too little for retirement and the shortfall could end up hurting the commonwealth's bottom line.

Imagine running a cash-only business, where you had to pay employees, the landlord, vendors, utility companies and everyone else with wads of bills.

Regulatory hurdles have pushed the merger of Advantage Bank in Lemoyne and The First National Bank of Lilly in Cambria County into late in the first quarter of this year at the earliest.

Clair Finkenbinder III, 47, was appointed chief information officer and director of operation for Harrisburg-based Centric Financial Corp. in December.

The owners of a Cumberland County biofuel company allegedly claimed fraudulent tax refunds on a fuel tax credit program, according to a superseding indictment filed Wednesday in Pennsylvania's Middle District federal court.