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Editorial: The example of a true servant leader
Where have the midstate's most prolific philanthropists gone?
BLOG UPDATE: the gadget cube
Week 2: Reduced complexity/increased empowerment in the cloud (part week 2 of 5)
Historically, when we take something complex and make it simple, we open up all sorts of opportunities for value.
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QUESTION OF THE WEEK
As revenue from gas taxes decreases, should Pennsylvania use tolls
or mileage-based taxes to fund highway repairs and maintenance? Why or why not?
Unilife pursuing Nasdaq listing
Medical safety device company Unilife Medical Solutions,
which recently moved key operations from Australia to the midstate, is
taking steps toward a listing on the Nasdaq.
Centric Bank to close Susquehanna Township branch
Centric Bank today announced it will close its location in Susquehanna Township,
Dauphin County.
Bmc braces for merger
Accounting firm Beard Miller Co. -- which does business as bmc -- will roughly double in size when it merges with Parente Randolph in a deal expected to close in the fourth quarter.
BLOG UPDATE: the gadget cube
Internet turns 40, faces possibility of more control
So the Internet is 40.
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Inclusion 2009: Doing diversity right
Countless businesses and governments in Central Pennsylvania talk the talk when it comes to embracing diversity.
Rite Aid founder Alex Grass dies
The man responsible for launching a business that has grown into nearly 5,000 stores in 31 states died last night in his home.
Stimulus saving jobs, but growth debatable
The federal economic stimulus package has done more to retain - rather than create - construction jobs, said executives who have won large state transportation departments contracts.
BLOG UPDATE: the gadget cube
HP highlights Total Care for small, medium businesses
Here's
a tidbit for small and medium business: Hewlett-Packard in late June
launched Total Care, a program designed to help you manage processes,
protect resources and grow.
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Lancaster County Community Foundations gives $211K in grants
The Lancaster County Community Foundation has awarded a
total of $211,950 to county nonprofits as part of its 2009 competitive grants
process.
