Insurance Agents & Brokers will start 2018 with a new leader at the helm.

Along with salaries, company benefits play a key role in attracting, retaining and motivating employees. But all too often, business owners fail to recognize what might be the weakest part of their benefit packages — their 401(k) plans.

Some wealth advisers see their industry as being at an inflection point.

A former pizza shop franchisee allegedly cheated more than 50 would-be investors out of nearly $700,000, according to the Lancaster County District Attorney's Office.

The pay gap between men and women in this country may be narrowing, but it remains real.

Four midstate institutions are among the 200 most profitable community banks in the country, according to an annual ranking by American Banker.

Although they spent nearly eight years writing a book, consultants Rick Pierce and Jim Rowell needed a push before they were able to make the final edits.

As president and CEO of the West Shore Chamber of Commerce, George Book Jr. is in touch with many business leaders.

As he pushes to boost Pennsylvania's minimum wage as part of his latest spending plan for the state, Gov. Tom Wolf is emphasizing that there are good careers to be had in sectors like retail.

A lifeline for pet owners, street-centric street wear, a "country club" for do-it-yourself hotrodders and a solution for cluttered college bulletin boards are the budding business ideas receiving a boost from Gettysburg College's latest Shark Tank-style competition.

Midstate banks and the Federal Reserve have something in common: Both feel optimistic that the economy will grow in the coming months.

A man who ran several York tax preparation businesses allegedly stole more than $76,000 from clients by falsely claiming he was filing their returns, according to a news release from the Pennsylvania's Office of Attorney General.

The Pennsylvania State Employee's Retirement System voted last week to move $2.1 billion into passive investments, garnering praise from officials who had pushed for the fund to reduce fees paid to money managers. But the system also bumped down its assumed rate of return, increasing its unfunded liability by about $1 billion.

In its annual report, Rite Aid Corp. is telling its shareholders to expect $6.50 per share if the company's acquisition by Walgreens Boots Alliance is finalized, a price that is on the lower end of a scale previously announced by the merger partners.