Law expected to boost Pa. solar projects
A state bill recently signed into law is designed to fire up the state's solar industry, although the ultimate impact depends on how the bill is interpreted by the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission, according to one solar industry executive in Central Pennsylvania
Something in the air: The new utility, Wi-Fi informs commercial real estate needs
Businesses would never think of building a new structure without plumbing or electricity, but a third utility has come into play in the last couple of years, and that's connectivity: the infrastructure necessary for adequate cell phone service and wireless internet.
Going up: Drones play a bigger role in residential, commercial real estate
If a picture is worth 1,000 words, what is the value of aerial photography and video captured by today's unmanned aircraft systems, aka drones?
Survey: Health plans forecast hike in group rates
Health plans expect to charge higher premiums in 2018, but they also expect employer to adjust benefits to tamp down the increase, according to a survey by Sherlock Co., a consulting firm that works with health plans.
Haller Enterprises appoints president
Haller Enterprises Inc. has promoted one of its own to help lead day-to-day operations of the company.
Chick-fil-A will be first to open at Shoppes at Belmont
Construction on the mixed-use $100 million Shoppes at Belmont project in Manheim Township is winding down and stores will soon start to open.
Bath Fitter names new CFO, VP of operations
A bathroom remodeling company in northern York County has made some changes to its senior management team.
York County communications firm buys Milwaukee marketing company
A year after wrapping up a $1.9 million expansion of its home base, Anstadt Communications is adding to its footprint - this time through an acquisition.
New executive director named for Creative York
The arts nonprofit Creative York has named a new executive director, its second leader in less than a year.
Millersville University offers sneak peek into new $7M welcome center
Millersville University's new welcome center provides visitors with 13,600 square feet of contradictions.
Local tech entrepreneurs vie for top prize at Ben Franklin event
The stakes are high as seven area tech startups prepare to compete on Thursday for the top prize in the final event of an eight-week-long business boot camp.
Revenue officials admit ‘huge burden’ of business expense reviews, offer tips for responding
Officials from the state Department of Revenue are trying to help tax practitioners and small-business owners cope with an onslaught of tax notices sent out under a recent agency initiative applying greater scrutiny to business expenses.