Annville Township-based web push notification company PushPROS purchased Aimtell, which was founded by entrepreneur D.J. Swanepoel in California in 2015.

Armstrong World Industries completed the sale of its international subsidiaries for $330 million.

The Wenger Group Inc. announced Monday that it purchased the grain and fertilizer operations of Risser Grain, a Lancaster County-based agricultural company.

Matt Leonard, who has worked as a drafting technician at the Lititz-based architectural firm Derck & Edson for nearly 14 years, said a shortage of drafters who know how to use computer-aided design, or CAD, has created a real need for skilled workers in the field.

Manheim Township-based Trangle Refrigeration Co. bought the commercial HVAC and plumbing assets of EH Gochnauer & Sons Inc. in East Hempfield Township, according to company representatives.

Springettsbury Township, York County-based distributor PennAir acquired a West Chester County provider of automated lubricating systems.

CAREL USA has acquired 100 percent control of Enersol Inc., a Canadian distributor of humidification systems.

Drydene Performance Products, headquartered in Union Township, has signed a multi-year partnership to serve as entitlement sponsor for the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series (MENCS) “Drydene 400.”

That’s How We Roll LLC, known for making the popular ParmCrisps and Thinsters Cookies, is adding a new 71,000-square-foot manufacturing plant on Innovation Drive in Springettsbury Township after outgrowing its current facility in northern New Jersey, officials said.

Mowery Construction and Feeser’s Food Distributors, along with local and county leaders, will formally dedicate a new cold-storage addition at Feeser’s site in Swatara Township during a ribbon-cutting ceremony next week.

An agreement with Germany’s DB Netz AG is a first for Harsco and calls for the development of up to 56 maintenance vehicles that will be used on the European rail system. Company officials said the seven-year contract is valued at $290 million.

The partners in Rock Lititz concept are taking the next step, putting plans forward for four buildings, adding 285,000 square feet of multi-tenant space, a 38,000 square-foot rehearsal studio and a 10,300 square-foot community theater spearheaded by Michael Tait, founder and former CEO of TAIT on the 96-acre camps.

Crown Cork & Seal USA Inc., a manufacturer of metal food, beverage and aerosol containers, is spending $24.6 million to expand its manufacturing operation at 1650 Broadway just outside Hanover borough, adding 41 jobs.

Armstrong Flooring taps industry veteran as president and CEO

Manufacturing jobs in Pennsylvania have been steadily declining since January, as employers have grappled with uncertainty over President Donald Trump’s ongoing trade dispute with China.   Read more at WITF