The trade dispute between the U.S., China and the European Union has been one of the top business stories of 2018.

First Citizens Community Bank is slated to open a branch later this year at the entrance of Weaver's Store, a grocer, in Brecknock Township.

Life insurance awareness month may have been in September, but with open enrollment quickly approaching, now is a great time to arm yourself with the knowledge you will need to determine what amount of coverage, if any, is right for you.

A law firm accountant from Harrisburg has pleaded guilty to a federal conspiracy charge related to his past employment with a defunct Cumberland County biodiesel firm.

York Traditions Bank has opened the doors to its new downtown location and made sure to pay homage to the building's sole.

Montgomery County-based Univest Bank and Trust Co. has expanded the role of its market president for Lancaster County.

Linkbankcorp Inc., Central Pennsylvania's newest bank, is planning to open for business on Friday.

Patti Husic, president & CEO of Centric Financial Corp. Inc. and Centric Bank has been named one of the 25 “Most Powerful Women in Banking,” an annual list compiled by national publication American Banker.

Terry Grassley has been appointed COO and vice president of Bank of Bird-In-Hand in Lancaster County.

American International Group Inc. has agreed to buy York Township-based Glatfelter Insurance Group.

On Sept. 17, the 50 fastest growing companies in Central Pennsylvania were recognized during the Central Penn Business Journal's annual awards event.

Penn Medicine Lancaster General Health has made changes to its board of trustees, which sets policy governing the hospital's operations.

Home sales may be tapering off but local banks are still seeing growth in residential mortgage lending.

York-based Counsel Trust Co. LLC converted its Pennsylvania state charter to a Tennessee state charter and has opened an office in Nashville.

Rhoads Energy Corp. is planning to buy four divisions of bankrupt energy company Worley & Obetz Inc., with a Massachusetts company snagging most of the rest, court records show.