If people don't think they have a shot at a career, they are unlikely to try for one.

With a familiar sign, Johnson Controls is paying homage to a piece of its history at its new complex in the Stonebridge Business Center in southern York County.

An Oregon company that makes glass curtain wall and facade systems for skyscrapers and other commercial structures is closing its assembly warehouse in Lebanon County this summer, a move that will impact 112 local workers.

Armstrong Flooring eliminated 70 jobs in early 2018 as it retooled its marketing strategy amid declining sales.

The former owners of Hanover-area Snyder's-Lance have purchased an Abbottstown-based snack company, G&S Foods/Tastysnack Quality Foods Inc.

School superintendents, business leaders and students came together last week for an annual luncheon held by Capital Region Partnership for Career Development to showcase the experiences of high-school students at local companies.

Utz Quality Foods LLC's newest partnership makes it the official salty snack of Major League Baseball.

A Lancaster County craft brewery has been honored on an international stage for one of its beers.

Milo Oyler, 29, founded The Crossed Connection Laser Co. in January, inspired by a shared dream of his and his late brother's.

Four months after buying a multi-tenant industrial property in Hampden Township, a Connecticut-based investment firm has purchased an even bigger warehouse in the township.

Two Lancaster County businesses recently secured low-interest loans from the Pennsylvania Industrial Development Authority.

A Hanover-area apparel firm has agreed to merge with a rival and create a new company backed by a private equity fund.

Manufacturing is on the move in South Central Pennsylvania, with the sector at its highest employment since the recession, according to industry professionals.

After Casey Baum stepped down earlier this year as head of his family's business, Bass Mechanical Inc., the company has wrapped up its search for a new leader.

A month after announcing a return to Harrisburg to operate a distribution center, grocery giant SuperValu Inc. said Tuesday it plans to sell its recently acquired facility in the capital city along with seven other warehouses it owns.