Huntington Bank, a $102-billion-asset institution from Ohio, is planting the first seeds of what its leaders hope will be a growing presence in Central Pennsylvania.

Tina Corner is the founder of LXCouncil, a peer group organization. She's growing groups locally and shared some insight on how peer groups can spur a company's growth.

As Centric Financial Corp. settles into its new operations center in Cumberland County, it is ramping up plans to grow in 2018.

When Alan Starner began looking into bitcoin, he wasn't too impressed with what he found.

The suspect struck in daylight, wearing mirrored sunglasses and a black bicycle helmet.

Foreclosure rates across the midstate continue to drop to historic lows as the U.S. housing market enters the final stages of recovery from the recession, according to California-based CoreLogic.

Renovations at The Hotel Lancaster received a $6.25 million boost from the state Tuesday with the approval of a loan from the Building Pennsylvania program.

Officials from the state Department of Revenue are trying to help tax practitioners and small-business owners cope with an onslaught of tax notices sent out under a recent agency initiative applying greater scrutiny to business expenses.

The commonwealth of Pennsylvania places many requirements on its public school districts, from teacher qualifications to curricular demands that include English, social studies, mathematics, arts and humanities, and even physical education.

As news of the Equifax breach coursed through newspapers and cable networks in September, credit expert John Ulzheimer tried to write down every place that had access to his personal and payment information.

Thomas Jordan IV, 50, was promoted to market president of the Lancaster region for Univest Bank and Trust Co. in July 2017 and brings more than 27 years of experience in the financial services industry to the position.

Would you know if someone were taking advantage of your elderly client?

The Bon-Ton Stores Inc. has been delisted from the NASDAQ stock exchange after multiple warnings this year that its publicly held shares were not meeting the requirements for continued listing.

ACNB Corp. spent more than $4.67 million this year to buy a Maryland banking company, but ACNB's leaders believe they are already seeing a return on that investment.

The opioid epidemic touches every segment of society. Even the financial services community.