Retailers are closing hundreds of stores across the country — and in Central Pennsylvania — as more purchases are made online rather than in brick-and-mortar stores. But it is not just national retailers that may be hurting and needing to sell all or pieces of their business.
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Finance
Managing your wealth after you make it to retirement
When it comes to retirement, most people focus on planning, saving and investing years and even decades before they leave their jobs.
Read More »Americans and charities: When hearts and wallets don’t match
This is a story about two recent surveys.
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Lancaster farm store manager speaks alongside Trump in support of tax plan
The manager of a Lancaster County farm equipment store spoke alongside President Donald Trump on Wednesday at an event promoting the GOP tax plan.
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Down payments rising in hot housing market
With fewer homes hitting the market, prices are rising.
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York authority lands $1M from state to clean up blighted factory site
The Wolf administration this week said it would provide $1 million to the York Redevelopment Authority to clean up a former Danskin clothing factory that is slated to house affordable apartments.
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York County HVAC manufacturer under new ownership after bankruptcy
A York County manufacturer that makes parts for the heating and cooling industry declared bankruptcy this summer and is now operating under the ownership of a Maryland company.
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School pension costs up even as investments gain value
Pennsylvania's pension fund for school employees is earning more than expected from its investments, but school districts still will be paying more into the fund for the next fiscal year than they are now.
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First Citizens buys bank branch from S&T
First Citizens Community Bank opened its first State College branch Monday, several months after announcing plans to buy the branch from S&T Bancorp.
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A real-life lesson in business succession
Dan Laird doesn't need a sales pitch on business succession planning. He has lived through it. Twice.
Read More »State saves $30M through fraud prevention, tax review efforts
The state Department of Revenue today said that contract savings and a new fraud investigation unit helped save commonwealth taxpayers nearly $30 million in the last fiscal year.
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Centric names former Dell, national security pro to chief information post
Centric Financial Corp.'s first chief information officer has a resume spanning roles from the National Security Agency to computer giant Dell Inc.
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Gunn-Mowery acquires local farm insurance agency
Doug Wallick Insurance Agency will join the Gunn-Mowery, LLC team starting Jan. 1, according to a news release.
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S&P boosts York’s debt rating
Standard's & Poor thinks York is doing a better job with its finances, at least according to a recent increase in the city's S&P Global Rating.
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Slideshow: Best Places to Work in Pennsylvania 2017
Business professionals from all over the state gathered Thursday night at the Lancaster County Convention Center for the 2017 Best Places to Work in PA program, which is dedicated to identifying and recognizing Pennsylvania's best employers. Here are some highlights from the celebration.
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