A Lancaster County accounting firm is kicking off the new year with a new president.

PennDOT is hoping autonomous vehicle pioneers can use the Keystone State as their launching pad.

Imagine someone offered you $100 for the right to tear up your basement or yard.

About 70 jobs will be created when an internationally known cereal company starts operations soon in York County's new Eden Road Logistics Center in Springettsbury Township.

A second round of expired restaurant liquor licenses is now up for grabs, including four licenses in the midstate.

Following a strong 2016 for warehouse development in the Greater Philadelphia region, demand for big-box projects should continue to grow, according to a fourth-quarter report from real estate firm CBRE Group Inc.

A pair of midstate car dealers were subject to legal action from the Pennsylvania Attorney General's Office over allegations of deceptive business practices in the past year.

The Pennsylvania Medical Society is ringing in the New Year with new leadership.

York Water Co. has won regulatory approval to buy the wastewater system serving residents of West York Borough.

How do you hand off a business that you've spent most of your life building?

A pair of workshops are planned in York County to explain details on a grant program open to private for-profit and nonprofit organizations and government agencies.

After six years of “intense litigation,” a settlement was approved by a federal judge this week that will mean $335 million for the Pennsylvania Public School Employees' Retirement System and other investors.

A top Pennsylvania Department of Transportation official will serve on a national board that works to improve air service to small communities.

Pennsylvania American Water finished its $195 million purchase of the Scranton Sewer Authority this week, marking the completion of one of the largest acquisitions in its parent company's history.