David S. Cookson, the senior vice president for Americas ceilings operations of Armstrong World Industries Inc., will be ending a 39-year career with the company this summer.

The Hershey Co.'s board of directors will see a change at the top this spring.

Dianne Denison wanted to put her business in an industrial-rich area with easy access to big cities in the Northeast.

In another sign of growth for the revived commodity, industrial hemp could soon be growing on 1,000 acres across Pennsylvania, according to estimates from the Department of Agriculture.

Pennsylvania farmers are defending the North American Free Trade Agreement amid ongoing negotiations to change the deal and threats to kill it outright.

Baby boomers are retiring, and that's not good news for the utility industry, which employs thousands of them to repair electric lines and perform other work necessary to keep power flowing to homes and businesses.

Global electronic-parts maker TE Connectivity Ltd., which has significant operations in the Harrisburg area, says it no longer needs one of its local office buildings.

Cumberland County is the latest to join a number of governments suing opioid manufacturers and distributors for allegedly misleading the public and medical community about the dangers of using opioids.

A York County maker of paper goods is exploring the sale of its largest business unit, which includes factory operations in Spring Grove.

MKT Metal Manufacturing Inc. was looking for a way to expand, and its officers had an eye on the southern U.S., an area that has long drawn manufacturers from other countries.

Armstrong Flooring Inc. is losing an executive just as the company rolls out a new strategy for working with distributors to market its products

The co-owner of a Harrisburg craft brewery has been elected to the board of the state's official brewers guild.