The Harrisburg area is on pace to crack 10,000 home sales this year for the first time.

Delinquent taxpayers responded in force to the state's temporary tax amnesty program, exceeding the goal of $100 million, according to preliminary figures.

The response is strong so far to a program allowing people and companies to repay money they owe to the state's unemployment compensation system, but officials are unsure whether the program will recoup as much as an earlier effort.

Three Dauphin County bridge and streetscape projects are expected to receive loans through the county's infrastructure bank, a program set up in 2013 to help with local transportation-related projects.

Northwest Bancshares has not had a COO since about the late 1990s, when Bill Wagner vacated the position to become the Warren County-based company's president and CEO.

The average person probably imagines the accounting profession involving workdays spent analyzing numbers or poring over financial statements. They don't imagine a herd of cows.

Advantage Bank is making its first step toward gaining federal deposit insurance by buying a bank about 140 miles west of Harrisburg.

Jason Ernest will assume the role of president and CEO of Upper Allen Township-based Insurance Agents & Brokers in January after longtime leader Rick Russell's retirement.

A report from the conservative-leaning Mercatus Center ranks Pennsylvania 45th in the country in terms of fiscal condition.

A newly formed York-based firm is looking to capitalize on recent trends in the business of selling life insurance and other policies.

The Salvation Army is $50,000 closer to paying for a new service and worship center in Harrisburg.

ACNB Corp. has extended its reach in Maryland.

In what the firm calls the end of a lengthy succession-planning process, RLH CPAs & Business Advisors has named a 17-year veteran of its company as co-managing partner.