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Anne Deeter Gallaher: Honing in on your transferable skills
Anne Deeter Gallaher started her own business at age 40.
How to get employees to ‘stick around’
Dan Schwab remembers when he and his brother, Michael, not only knew every person at their company by name but could also rattle off the names of their spouses and kids.
Tech: Lancaster County offers pros and cons for employee recruitment
When leaders at digital marketing company Listrak started scoping out sites for their new headquarters, CEO Ross Kramer knew two things from the start: The company needed to stay near Lititz, and all of its people needed to be under one roof.
VisionCorps to close Leola-area operations
VisionCorps plans to shutter its West Earl Township facility, with officials for the nonprofit saying their building there does not meet the organization's needs.
Homebuilders try to ramp up staff to satisfy buyer demand
Strong buyer demand has put a strain on the available supply of homes in Central Pennsylvania, which has fueled greater competition and driven up home prices but also catapulted homebuilding activity to new heights.
Glatfelter: Exercising skills, hard and soft
A half-mile paved macadam walking track encircles the York Township offices of Glatfelter Insurance Group, while treadmills and other on-site exercise facilities are easy to find inside the company's 120,000-square-foot headquarters.
At Cargas, a culture of shared capitalism
While Beatlemania rocked the world, a man landed on the moon and business boomed for the Big Three U.S. automakers, the early seeds of Cargas Systems' company culture took root in Chip Cargas' mind.
Contractors focus on HR growth, specialized approaches, geographic expansion
Many of Central Pennsylvania's biggest general contractors saw revenue rise in 2016, much as it has for the past few years as the economy regained its footing.
Stewart Group nearly nabs top spot
A longtime family-led company in York that operates in many of the industries represented on the Business Journal's annual Top 100/250 private companies list filed combined revenue figures for the first time and nearly topped this year's list.
Attention commuters: Lighting up could cost you
Harrisburg's main bus hub has been declared a no-smoking zone, with violators facing a $50 fine.
State, credit unions to partner on more financial reality fairs for former inmates
After a successful pilot in Harrisburg earlier this year, Pennsylvania credit unions and state agencies plan to partner on more events meant to teach finance skills to former inmates.
York County business owner Stan Brown called a “patriarch,” and a savvy businessman
A well-known York County businessman has died.
