Keynote speaker Todd Snovel brought a “Star Wars” theme to his talk Wednesday at the third annual Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Summit, hosted online by Central Penn Business Journal and Lehigh Valley Business.

JLS Automation’s longtime partnership with K2 Kinetics has turned into an acquisition.

$3,000,000.  One health plan member, a single treatment designed to alter the progression of neurologic dysfunction by a progressive, irreversible, and fatal ultrarare disease. 

“What we’re seeing is more and more companies are doing the recruiting based upon their company culture, and who will be a good fit,”

Jersey Mike’s locations in Adams and Franklin counties are hosting a “Day of Giving” in which 100% of purchases are donated to local charity.

Bucks County-based Lampire Biological Laboratories is opening a Life Science incubator at Millersville University which will create internship and job opportunities for students. 

America’s Best Restaurants’ Roadshow is coming to Harrisburg April 10. 

Harrisburg has a new Esports facility that will serve as a gaming hub where players can use a computer connected to a Local Area Network (LAN) to compete in multiplayer games. 

Shapiro Administration announces added round of funding for apprenticeships and construction trades.

The Colonial Park Mall in Lower Paxton Township is listed for a sheriff’s sale.

Lancaster-based RKL LLP ranks first in Pennsylvania and 57th nationwide in the latest roundup of the 100 largest CPA and advisory firms from industry publication Accounting Today. 

Hamilton Health Center, a Harrisburg-based Federally Qualified Health Center, broke ground March 24 on a new branch in the Steelton-Highspire area.

While regional merger and acquisition activity fell in 2022, the market remains strong. 

Pet supply retailer Chewy will be closing its distribution center in Silver Spring Township, Cumberland County, this summer and will offer the 512 employees affected the opportunity to transfer to its fulfillment center in Lewisberry, York County.

Pennsylvania’s unemployment rate rose but the state’s total nonfarm jobs reached a record high.