We've seen Lancaster County and the midstate as a whole become a battleground for banks looking to make an imprint in a new market.

Over the past 15 years, more than 225 business schools nationwide have added “finance labs” to their business programs, Elizabethtown College leaders said, and now their college is ready to join them.

Producers of the Red Land Little League movie project, "Against The Odds," have secured funding to make the feature film, according to the film's Facebook page.

The old saw sounds simple enough: Every business owner needs a lawyer, an accountant and a banker. But with regulations impinging on nearly every facet of the economy, executives who want to avoid the courtroom probably need more advisers than they can count on one hand.

An accountant at a Cumberland County-based firm has taken over as the new president of the Pennsylvania Institute of Certified Public Accountants with a goal of bringing more minorities and women into leadership roles in the profession.

A New York-based online reputation management company with an office in Lancaster County recently received start-up funding to expand its services.

A group of Harrisburg-based investors wants to show people that it can pay — literally — to eat and support fast-casual restaurants.

Despite a slight uptick in fees charged by lenders and third-party mortgage service providers, Pennsylvania topped the list for lowest mortgage closing costs in the country, according to Bankrate.com, which conducts an annual online survey.

Five percent isn't a huge number.

On the surface, First National Bank of Pennsylvania's decision to buy a bank in North Carolina looked strange.

The National Credit Union Administration has given its blessing to a merger between Mid-Atlantic Corporate Federal Credit Union and First Carolina Corporate Credit Union.