Three hospital associations in New Jersey, Ohio and Pennsylvania have entered a joint venture to share best practices and data across state lines.

Fulton Bank closed on a sale last month on a Camp Hill wealth management firm that the bank’s leadership says will help it reach more clients in the midstate.

The owners of the York-based The Handsome Cab Restaurant and Wine Bar expect to open a restaurant at the site of the former Richard McAllister Hotel in Hanover, next year.

Myerstown Borough in Lebanon County is taking a shot at rejuvenating its local economy with a public/private partnership led by local business leaders.

WellSpan Health is investing $7.1 to renovate its 20-year-old WellSpan Ephrata Cancer Center, adding a pharmacy to prepare infusion medications for patients, and new radiation treatment technology, including a True-Beam linear accelerator, to offer more accurate treatment.

Since 2013 John LeClair and John Paul “JP” Painton spent long lunches brainstorming about starting their own music store.

A desire to help young employees pay off their student debt has prompted some Pennsylvania companies to try offering help as a benefit, but many are finding that it may be more trouble than it’s worth.

The Board of Directors of Security National Trust Company welcomes H. Scott Cunningham who will join the company as Chairman & Chief Executive Officer, effective Nov. 18th.

The latest employment news — and what it might mean with the ongoing pressures for finding workers — reinforces something that James Carchidi says hasn’t been new for a long time.

More than 200 people turned out late last month to “The State of Innovation: Generating Ideas to Grow PA” summit held at Penn State Harrisburg in Lower Swatara Township

Spooky Nook Sports’ COO Jim Launer’s career has grown alongside the extensive development that the East Hempfield Township, Lancaster County, sports complex has seen in the six years since it opened.

Posters of every major Star Wars film line a wall in a conference room and memorabilia from the films decorate the entrance at FORCEpkg’s office in downtown Lancaster.

As the year begins its creep to the end, the days get colder, the holidays get closer and people’s hearts and wallets seem to open a little easier. It’s the time when many companies organize food drives for local food banks, buy gifts for children in need or send staff out to do good works in the community.

Richard Boas Jr., president of the Lancaster County Association of Realtors, has been giving real estate agents the same advice for years now: Don’t take any sensitive data from a client that you don’t need. “As Realtors, we are paranoid about identity theft,” said Boas, who also is an agent with Berkshire Hathaway HomeSale. “There ...

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