Commuter Services of South Central Pennsylvania has expanded its free Emergency Ride Home Program to include all enrolled commuters.

Faint wafts of chocolate-scented air floated through Christine’s Chocolate Creations in Silver Spring Township on a recent Thursday afternoon.

There have been numerous news reports this summer about a worldwide shortage of airline pilots.

Snyder’s of Hanover Inc. is already the biggest pretzel maker in the nation.

Three of the Murata Business Center’s oldest tenants were told to find other facilities to make room for new tenants and the expansion of a current one, according to companies and the center.

Goin’ Postal Inc., a national shipping-store chain, opened its second Central Pennsylvania location Aug. 8, in Cumberland County.

Kenworth Truck Co. has extended its Clean Power Technology Tour by 25 stops in the Northeastern and Southeastern U.S., including a stop in Cumberland County.

Printing giant RR Donnelley has renewed its lease for 10 years at York Business Center in Springettsbury Township, York County, and expanded its square footage there from 658,000 to 685,000.

PPL Corp. announced Friday that it completed the sale of its telecommunications subsidiary. The operation was sold to Colorado-based Zayo Bandwidth Inc., a subsidiary of a company known as Communications Infrastructure Investments, according to PPL.

Harsco Corp. of Wormleysburg, Cumberland County, today acquired Polish mill-services company Alexander Mill Services International.

TBB Global Logistics Inc. was named one of the top 100 third-party supply-chain companies for 2007 by the trade publication Inbound Logistics.

Thirty employees have sued rabbittransit, also known as the York County Transportation Authority, claiming they were not paid for travel that occurred on the agency’s time.

Someone recently compared trying to reduce traffic congestion by adding lanes to trying to reduce your belly by loosening your belt.

Now, even the wallpaper for your commercial space can be green — as in environmentally friendly.

The Susquehanna Area Regional Airport Authority, which owns and operates Harrisburg International Airport in Dauphin County, today, took a step forward on a number of lawsuits.