A new wealth management firm, Odyssey Group Wealth Advisors, has opened in Lancaster County.

The Huntington National Bank appears to be taking another step into the midstate market.

Michael Haun, 35, is vice president of investment strategy at PeoplesBank, which he joined in 2012.

BMI Mergers & Acquisitions, which specializes in the sale and acquisition of privately held businesses, recently opened an office in Harrisburg.

Despite a flurry of activity earlier in 2018, Pennsylvania is unlikely this year to adopt a state-run retirement savings program for private-sector workers.

A dispute between the trustee overseeing the Worley & Obetz Inc. bankruptcy estate and the Obetz family played out in bankruptcy court filings earlier this week.

Orrstown Financial Services Inc. and Mercersburg Financial Corp. are one step closer to closing a merger and acquisition deal.

The 2018 list of Best Places to Work in Pennsylvania has been revealed.

A federal bankruptcy judge has approved the appointment of a Chapter 11 trustee to lead a makeover of Adams County-based Hauser Estate Inc., the parent company of Hauser Estate Winery and Jack's Hard Cider.

Centric Bank was voted one of American Banker's Best Banks to Work For in 2018.

The Central Penn Business Journal's annual Forty Under 40 event recognizes the region's next generation of business leaders. And after much anticipation, the awards ceremony next month is quickly approaching.

First Citizens Community Bank recently gave $1 million to Community First Fund to fund lending opportunities for minority and low-income residents and businesses in Lancaster and Lebanon counties who would not qualify for traditional financing.

Orrstown Bank is continuing its expansion into Lancaster County with the recent opening of its newest full-service financial services center in Manheim Township.

Chiropractor Jenifer Epstein was adjusting the back of a patient when the table on which he was lying broke.

After blazing a trail for Pennsylvania hard-cider producers over the last decade, an Adams County company could be poised for a major makeover under the auspices of a federal bankruptcy court.