York-based mobile billboard company Do It Outdoors Media acquired one of its competitors, Streetblimps, a West Babylon, New York-based company, for an undisclosed price.

State Police told firearms dealers to expect an automated system to process background checks for the lawful transfer or sale of so-called “ghost guns,” partially manufactured firearm kits that can be assembled by a purchaser with no traceability.

The Greater Harrisburg Association of Realtors (GHAR) have installed a new president for its board and foundation for 2020.

Palace Entertainment opened the world’s first Cartoon Network hotel adjacent to its other Lancaster County attraction, Dutch Wonderland, this week two years after acquiring the 2285 Lincoln Highway East location from the Continental Inn.

Harsco Corp. announced Friday that it sold its Houston-based metal flooring and fencing company, IKG, to a private equity company, KPS Capital Partners LP, of New York.

Real estate development firm Smith Land & Improvement Corp.’s newest executive is bringing 16 years of experience in commercial banking and real estate finance to the Camp Hill-based company.

Here’s a quick look at brands that will be growing, shrinking, or maybe just disappearing in the coming year.

Two jointly owned Cumberland County pediatric therapy offices were approved for loans from the Pennsylvania Industrial Development Authority’s latest series of low-interest loans.

The articulation agreement, signed by each of Pennsylvania’s 14 community colleges, will allow students to transfer up to 90 credits to SNHU with a 10% reduction in tuition, helping to make postsecondary education more affordable, said HACC President and CEO Dr. John J. Sygielski.

GIANT Food Stores LLC will invest $114 million over the next year in projects in Pennsylvania, company officials announced during a Thursday morning press conference at the Pennsylvania Farm Show Complex in Harrisburg.

A $1 million grant program created to enhance the long-term health and vitality of Pennsylvania’s family farms was introduced Wednesday in front of hundreds of public officials at the Pennsylvania Farm Show.

Pennsylvania businesses will save an estimated $552 million in 2020 now that the state has finished refinancing 2013 federal loans that paid for the post-recession unemployment compensation fund.

Penn State Health Medical Group is expanding its Cumberland County footprint with a new primary care office in Upper Allen Township.

Executives at Centric Financial Corporation named William T. McGrath as executive vice president and chief credit officer of the Harrisburg-headquartered Centric Bank, as the financial institution seeks to grow its share of the Philadelphia and central Pennsylvania financial market

Employers offering Highmark insurance to their employees now have access to a suite of opioid use disorder educational tools through a national nonprofit.