A new commercial development is taking shape at Mt. Zion and Concord Roads near Route 30 in Springettsbury Township. Royal Farms and Burger King will be the first tenants to open.

The Fortune 500 is out and a number of companies in Central Pennsylvania and the Greater Lehigh Valley have made the cut.

UPMC and Pennsylvania Attorney General Josh Shapiro are heading back to court in their battle over a consent decree requiring the Pittsburgh-based health network to take patients insured by Highmark Health.

Lancaster County-based High Real Estate Group is breaking ground Wednesday on a $30 million luxury apartment complex in Chester County.

Fat Daddy’s liquor license transfer to a new location – the former Citizens Bank at 1 N. George St. in downtown York – was approved after an extension postponing City Council’s vote on the proposal expired, the York Dispatch reported on Tuesday. Read the full story here. Matt and Sean Landis, who own the Fat Daddy’s ...

Wood flooring manufacturer AHF Products expects to close on a deal next month with a Texas-based competitor.

A federal jury exonerated an Atlanta business owner of all charges connected to a vendor kickback scheme at Rite Aid. Two other men have already pleaded guilty and are awaiting sentencing.

Lower Paxton Township-based medical management firm KEPRO intends to lay off about 100 of its Pennsylvania employees by next month, part of a string of layoffs nationwide.

Entrepreneurs who want to launch small businesses can have trouble getting started. And even when they succeed, they may still face issues with planning for growth and job creation.

Iron Valley Real Estate has grown to 11 offices over the last three years. The Lebanon County-based real estate company recently turned to franchising, hoping to expand its footprint across the Mid-Atlantic region.

Bobby Rahal Lexus is expanding east to Lancaster County. The luxury car dealer will open its third location next year on the Oregon Pike in West Earl Township.

State legislation is in the works that could regulate real estate teams in Pennsylvania. Teams continue to pop up nationally and they are handling more of the home sales each year.

York City residents are taking issue with the appointment of Blanda Nace to a newly created economic development officer position for the city, criticizing the hushed nature of his hiring, the York Dispatch reported on Thursday.

Area business and property owners are being encouraged help stop the spread of the spotted lanternfly, an invasive species that can damage hardwood and fruit trees.

A 2013 lawsuit brought by employees at General Nutrition Centers was recently heard in the state Supreme Court. The dispute centers on the calculation of overtime hours, as workers felt they were entitled to more pay under the Pennsylvania Minimum Wage Act than what they were given under the federal Fair Labor Standards Act.