C. Sherman Allen finds himself getting up at 4 a.m. to send emails and use the internet because his connection might not work later in the day from his home in rural Conneaut Lake in western Pennsylvania.

S&T Bank has appointed David G. Antolik to the role of president.

Fast-growing doughnut franchise Duck Donuts has opened its first international location.

Many businesses want to have solar arrays on their roofs, water-conservation technology inside their buildings and energy-efficient heating and cooling systems in their offices.

State Treasurer Joe Torsella's office intends to ring in 2019 by seeking to drum up support for a state-run retirement savings program for private-sector workers.

A popular York County wedding and entertainment venue will be joining forces with Albright College to research the thousands of potential uses for industrial hemp.

Two Pennsylvania insurance companies that ventured into retail storefronts in recent years say their initiatives continue to show benefits to consumers but expansion plans are on hold, at least through 2019.

Hershey Entertainment & Resorts Co. has begun demolition work as it prepares to build a new entrance to Hersheypark, part of a $150 million expansion of the amusement park designed to broaden its appeal as a year-round destination.

Cumberland County bridge design firm Modjeski and Masters made its first-ever acquisition in 2015.

Michelle Gueci has been named the new president of the Greater Harrisburg Association of Realtors.

A well-known political columnist and longtime statehouse reporter has been tapped to lead a new state government news outlet in Harrisburg.

The Harrisburg Regional Chamber has named a local credit union leader as its board chair for 2019, while the chamber's economic development arm will be led by the chief executive of a community health center.

Pennsylvania has vaulted into the top 10 among states for number of apprentices, but could the commonwealth be doing more to add apprenticeships and prepare the next generation of workers?

UPMC Pinnacle unveiled plans Tuesday to enlarge its hospital and add cancer services on its West Shore campus in Hampden Township, not far from where another health system is gearing up to build a new hospital.