As vice president of a company making power transmission coupling products, James Anderson III sees a problem that is common across manufacturing.

A fired manager at a Lancaster County insulation supplier is suing his former employer, saying he lost his job for no other reason than his refusal to fire a black employee.

The owner of a Central Pennsylvania public relations firm has launched an online retail business selling U.S.-made hats, clothing, drinking tumblers and other items.

After losing three top executives earlier this month, Dentsply Sirona Inc. named two people to leadership roles and announced the resignation of a third.

Noted economist Mark Zandi pored over the data and came up with a list of 10 cities he believes have the best chance of being picked to host Amazon's second headquarters, aka HQ2.

From a kitchen in downtown York where she makes her healthy snack-food items, Sarah Lanphier is taking another big step to sell her products outside of Central Pennsylvania.

Tom Flocco, 54, was recently named president and COO at Hanover-based Utz Quality Foods.

Investment in technology, training and employees — as well as a willingness to train — is paying dividends for a regional laser-cutting and metal fabrication company.

Finding factory workers can be a challenge in a tight labor market.

For Benjamin Smith, it started with Legos.

Ashleigh Royer expected to see several hundred workers packing shoes into boxes when she and about 40 other members of her high school class visited the Clarks Americas distribution center outside Hanover in early October.

Irex Corp., a specialty contracting company based in Lancaster, recently promoted its CFO to CEO.

Dura-Bond Industries Inc. has announced plans to lay off 180 workers at its Steelton pipe-making facility.

A multicultural food wholesaler in York County has reached a deal with Walmart for the retail giant to begin selling one of its food lines.