The Lebanon Valley Economic Development Corp. has repaid a $1.5 million bank loan.
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WHAT THEY'RE SAYING: IN THIS WEEK'S CPBJ
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Read More »Workforce-investment board tackles technology teaching
The advancement of technology is making it necessary to change the way students are educated in grade school, said Scott Sheely, executive director of the Lancaster County Workforce Investment Board.
Read More »Donegal earnings down for Q4, year
Donegal Group Inc. reported earnings of $10.8 million, or 43 cents per diluted Class A share, for the fourth quarter of 2007.
Read More »Businesses owe state millions in taxes
More than 200 businesses across Pennsylvania owe the state a combined $6.8 million in delinquent taxes, state Department of Revenue Secretary Thomas W. Wolf said last week in a statement.
Read More »BLOG UPDATE: View from the Corner Office
A slowdown is an opportunity for your business.
Read More »Glatfelter earnings spike on timberland sales
The York-based specialty-paper maker P.H. Glatfelter Co. reported fourth-quarter 2007 earnings of $50.4 million, a 236 percent jump from the year-ago period that was driven by sales of timberland.
Read More »BUSINESS RECORD
Bankruptcies, disciplinary actions, mortgages, incorporations, liens
Read More »Harrisburg budget calls for no tax increases
Harrisburg's 2008 budget is $111 million and calls for no tax increases and no borrowing, city councilman Dan Miller said.
Read More »Lawmakers strive to stop revenue loss
Pennsylvania loses between $210 million to $267 million annually in earned income tax revenue, state officials said.
Read More »In brief: Accounting honor
Harrisburg recently was awarded the Certificate of Achievement for Excellence in Financial Reporting for the 18th consecutive year.
Read More »Service sectors' sales slip
The slowing economy has most people keenly watching the markets.
Read More »Editorial: Governor, every penny counts
Gov. Ed Rendell has been touring the state lately, pushing his $28.3 billion budget proposal to media and anyone else willing to listen.
Read More »Economic Review: Recession worries are on the rise and for good reason
This time in history will long be remembered. The international stock markets nearly melted down, the U.S. equity markets faltered, the Federal Reserve System cut rates twice, and the economic data turned ugly.
Read More »To fix health care problems, we should target self-inflicted conditions first
$500 billion a year. That's the estimate the Rockville, Md.-based Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ) gave for the cost of the 10 most-expensive health conditions to treat in its most recent study.
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