Gov. Tom Wolf announced the approval of 26 rail freight improvement projects that will enhance freight mobility and create or sustain more than 390 jobs across the state.
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Insurance brands ramp up the funny to compete
When GEICO introduced the gecko mascot with a British accent in 1999, they fired off the first jokes of what has become an all-out battle to build insurance brand preference using humor as a main ingredient.
Read More »Four tips for overcoming the talent crisis
While a low unemployment rate is considered good news for many workers, it may present challenges to small business owners who might find it difficult to identify and hire skilled candidates.
Read More »A Conversation With: Christopher Cassel
Christopher Cassel, 37, has spent more than 15 years in wealth management and public accounting, with experience in financial planning, investment management, corporate retirement plan consulting and business succession planning. He joined Harrisburg-based Sevenbridge Financial Group earlier this year as a senior wealth adviser.
Read More »Millions in funding handed to Industrial Resource Centers across Pa.
More than $5 million to help provide technical assistance to manufacturers with changes to markets, new technologies and competition, was awarded Thursday to Pennsylvania’s Industrial Resource Centers (IRCs), according to officials.
Read More »Hershey Medical Center’s sexual assault examiners join telehealth program
Penn State Health Milton S. Hershey Medical Center’s registered nurses trained in sexual assault examination will be offering remote care to patients in rural regions.
Read More »PA Brewers face 100% tax increase unless Congress acts
In fewer than 30 days, the revised federal excise tax rate for more than 350 small and independent brewers in Pennsylvania will expire.
Read More »Ollie’s announces new CEO
Ollie’s Bargain Outlet Holdings Inc. officially announced Tuesday that its board of directors named John Swygert as its new president, CEO and member of the board.
Read More »Penn State Health completes move into official headquarters
Penn State Health finished moving its corporate employees out of Penn State Health Milton S. Hershey Medical Center and into its first official headquarters this month.
Read More »A veteran advantage: At Geisinger, offering paid leave to reservists is raising morale and boosting recruiting
Early this fall, Geisinger implemented a policy that grants 80 hours of paid military leave. LVB talked to a military reservist who lobbied for the benefit.
Read More »Former Gov. Ridge asks Republicans to promote clean energy policies
Conservative legislators must remember their party’s legacy of conservation and the importance of promoting clean energy, former Republican Gov. Tom Ridge told lawmaker during a symposium on clean and renewable energy on Tuesday.
Read More »Rhoads Energy moves into new headquarters
Rhoads Energy Family of Companies recently moved into its new headquarters in Lancaster, according to officials.
Read More »Harrisburg University adds live entertainment class to tap into local industry
Harrisburg’s concert scene had room to grow when Harrisburg University decided to launch its own concert series—now a year into the program, the university is offering students an entry point into the live entertainment industry with a new course.
Read More »Producers discuss PA Preferred Organic program
The Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture hosted more than 30 representatives of the state’s organic industry on Monday to give updates on the development of the PA Preferred Organic program.
Read More »St. John hands out $10 million in bonuses to employees
When St. John Properties employees opened red envelopes Saturday at the company’s annual holiday party, they got not just season’s greetings but learned what share they received in a $10 million bonus.
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