Often a brand that succeeds where others fail is the first to admit, “We’re not perfect.” That brand accepts that mistakes will happen, but what they know is that what they do next can make all the difference. Many brands have built a strong reputation for exceptional responses to displeased customers including, L.L. Bean, Chewy ...
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The pandemic caused a rift in the Midstate’s economy that will require a more tech-savvy workforce.
When Jesse McCree looks across the economic landscape in the Central Pennsylvania region, he doesn’t see much difference from the macro trends nationwide caused by the Delta variant and other hiccups in the economic recovery. What worries him is what he sees farther along on the horizon. “When I look three- to five-years down the ...
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Harsco Corp. plans to relocate headquarters by 2023
Environmental solutions provider Harsco Corp. plans to relocate its Camp Hill headquarters to Philadelphia, the second large regional company to do so this week.
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Messiah University announces public capital campaign
Messiah University is nearing completion of a $75 million campaign that helped drive the former college to university status last year.
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Craig Kauffman chosen to lead Codorus Valley Bankcorp
Craig L. Kauffman has been promoted to president and CEO of York-based Codorus Valley Bancorp Inc., the parent company of PeoplesBank, effective Oct. 1.
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OSHA’s vaccination requirements for large businesses a week away
The Department of Labor’s Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) is expected to release its new rule requiring businesses with over 100 employees to require their workers to be fully vaccinated or mandate weekly COVID-19 tests next week.
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Shenandoah Telecom to build fiber network in Carlisle
Shenandoah Telecommunications Co.’s Glo Fiber plans to construct a fiber network in Carlisle, with service debuting in the fourth quarter in this year.
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Small Business Resource Association expands to South Central Pa.
The Small Business Resource Association (SBRA) is expanding into South Central Pennsylvania.
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Rite Aid to grow corporate team, open new collaborative hub in Central Pa.
Rite Aid may be moving its headquarters from Camp Hill, Cumberland County to Philadelphia but thanks to its new remote-first initiative, the pharmaceutical chain plans to expand its corporate team of 700.
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Rite Aid to leave Camp Hill
Rite Aid plans to relocate its headquarters from Camp Hill, Cumberland County to Philadelphia as part of a new focus on remote work.
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Stauffers donates $10,000 to Lancaster Conservancy
Stauffers of Kissel Hill, Lititz, donated $10,000 to the Lancaster Conservancy to support its conservation efforts.
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WellSpan Health leader joins Traditions Bank’s board
WellSpan Health president and CEO Dr. Roxanna Gapstur will join York-based Traditions Bank’s Board of Directors and the board of Traditions Bancorp on Wednesday.
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Home sales in York, Adam slowed in August, while prices rose
While August home sales in York and Adams counties slowed from the frenetic pace of a year ago, the median sales price rose by double digits.
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Harrisburg commercial real estate tailor fits offices with new rightsizing service.
Harrisburg-based Groundwater Sciences Corp.’s lease was running out this year, and while the science and engineering firm had problems with the space it was in, such as HVAC issues and years of unused paper files and filing cabinets taking up space, leadership thought it would be easier to continue the lease after over 30 years.
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A conversation with Stuart Christenson, president of Noelker and Hull Associates, Inc.
Our experience working from home has made a substantial impact on how we view the office workspace. In business, the office has lost some of its luster as the prime location for all business transactions.
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