Tom Murphy sees a world that is being turned upside down by innovation, where cities of all sizes are trying to figure out their place in a global economy.

Big ideas often mean a big need for capital, and there is no shortage of projects in Central Pennsylvania seeking state assistance.

Lack of sunshine, too much politics and a tendency to believe we'll be the ones to beat the markets have led Pennsylvania's Treasury Department down some thorny paths in recent years. Treasurer Joe Torsella thinks steps he's taken in the first few months in office could change that.

Donald Donagher started as a part-time water bill collector at Central Credit before eventually buying the Harrisburg-based collection agency in 1976.

Rates for workers' compensation insurance across Pennsylvania will drop an average of 6.21 percent come April 1, state officials announced Thursday.

It was about 9:30 on a fall night in Reading, and Carolyn Schaefer was trudging out to her company car after a function related to her job with a large bank. As rain poured down, she juggled an umbrella blowing wildly and the equipment she was lugging through the parking lot.

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A former Commerce Bank manager allegedly originated nearly $380,000 in fraudulent loans and pocketed a portion of the proceeds.

Univest is wasting no time making a name for itself in Lancaster County.

Jonestown Bank & Trust Co. is continuing its push into the increasingly popular Lancaster market with a planned branch near Lititz.

Millersburg-based Mid Penn Bancorp had no intention of buying a bank in Westmoreland County. But when the opportunity arose, it was too good to pass up.

Mid Penn Bancorp., parent of Mid Penn Bank, has entered an agreement to buy The Scottdale Bank & Trust Co. in Westmoreland County.

It's back to the drawing board for a Cumberland County developer after a school board voted against a tax incentive that would have supported construction of a public parking garage as part of a redevelopment project in downtown Hershey.

A leader of the banking industry in York County for nearly a half-century is being honored with a top award from the county's economic organization.

The Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia has appointed Belco president and CEO Amey Sgrignoli to its Community Depository Institutions Advisory Council.