Farrah Mittel had dreams of law school and a career as a criminal prosecutor before she took a job at Schaedler Yesco Distribution, a wholesale electrical distributor in Dauphin County.

A vacant warehouse in Columbia is being renovated into commercial office space and the real estate firm behind the project aims to find interest among companies that may have trouble finding space in Lancaster city.

A report from real estate firm CBRE Inc. showed the highest average asking lease rates for industrial space along the Interstate 78 and 81 corridor in the first quarter, reaching $4.74 per square foot.

Pennsylvania casinos posted a record $309 million in gaming revenue last month. That record March included a 23 percent increase in table games revenue at the Sands Casino Resort Bethlehem.

Univest Bank and Trust Co. is making plans to enter the York County market while beefing up its staff in Lancaster County.

Highmark this week laid off 239 employees, including 74 at its operation on Center Street in East Pennsboro Township in Cumberland County.

Classic Caramel, at 231 W. College Ave. in York, is for sale with several interested buyers, but nothing has been finalized.

Two local financial advisers have teamed together to create InTandem Financial, a wealth advisory practice based in Silver Spring Township.

Like many small Pennsylvanian boroughs, Myerstown is making a bid to revitalize its main street and bring more visitors to town. The borough is hedging that effort on a new nonprofit approved by council this week.

Three Central Pennsylvania mayors — Eric Papenfuse of Harrisburg, Danene Sorace of Lancaster and Michael Helfrich of York — spoke about urban growth Thursday at an Urban Land Institute event in Harrisburg.

Gregory Rosenberry, who recently announced his retirement from the Orrstown Bank board of directors, has died. He was 64.

Chevron Corp. agreed to buy Anadarko Petroleum Corp. in a $33 billion bet on shale oil and liquefied natural gas that’s the industry’s biggest deal since 2015. Continue reading:

Trustee Christine Shubert on Monday asked U.S. Bankruptcy Court for permission to move money between the bank accounts of several Worley & Obetz companies, to correct deposits that went into the wrong accounts. Continue reading

Rite Aid Corp.'s board has approved a 1-for-20 reverse stock split that will take effect on April 22.

State Sen. John DiSanto (R-Dauphin) wants to help communities impacted by power plant closures through a short-term state grant program.