Woodstream Corp. a company that produces pest and animal control products, plans to relocate its corporate headquarters from Lititz to downtown Lancaster by March 2019.

When Alex Thompson learned that his company was being sued, he told a customer, Fouad Kallamni, that it might not end well. Nonetheless, Thompson reassured him, the suit would not affect their business relationship.

Each year, Central Penn Business Journal honors top companies for their contributions to Central Pennsylvania's business community.

One of the pioneers of Pennsylvania's hard-cider industry is facing a sale or a liquidation amid a dispute among the family that owns it.

After 10 years running her own healthy snack-food company, Sarah Lanphier is moving into a leadership role at a larger food business.

Weis Markets Inc. in Harrisburg and Lancaster will begin using Shipt, an online grocery delivery service, on Sept. 6.

The investment firm buying Glatfelter's specialty papers division says it plans to invest in the division and make it more competitive.

York-based Glatfelter has found a buyer for its largest but least profitable division, which includes a factory in Spring Grove.

There's a difference between a job and a career. And helping young people find the latter might help replenish a declining manufacturing workforce.

Harrisburg-area leaders jumped at the chance to participate when Amazon started searching last fall for a site for its second headquarters, dubbed HQ2.

If you've ever bought a gallon of paint, there's a chance the can was made in Springettsbury Township by BWAY Corp., one of the largest manufacturers of metal paint cans in the U.S.

The top financial officer at The Hershey Co. is planning to retire next year.

In a filing with securities regulators, Dentsply Sirona Inc. revealed what it paid this spring for a Texas-based provider of digital dental technology.

Robotics firm York Exponential plans to host an informational meeting Wednesday to gather public input for an technology-related summit intended to showcase York County in front of potential investors.

Construction of a 1.1 million-square-foot distribution center has started in the Shippensburg area, a sign that demand for mega warehouses remains strong in Central Pennsylvania.