Union membership in Pennsylvania continues to erode, much like it has nationally, though the commonwealth remains fourth among states for people in unions, according to recent estimates from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.

York-based Stewart & Tate Construction said it is building a new distribution center in Maryland for TRUaire, a parts manufacturer that serves the residential and commercial HVAC market.

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Harsco Corp. on Monday announced the signing of two multi-year contracts for steel mill services in China and Brazil, which are valued at more than $100 million combined.

A nationally-known author and expert at helping businesses take innovations from the idea stage to the marketplace will be the keynote speaker for the 2017 Manufacturers' Association annual event.

Inauguration Day is here. Some will celebrate, others will protest, but for the business community it is a moment to consider again what Donald Trump's presidency will mean for the economic life of the country.

The region's manufacturing economy continued to show improvement this month, according to a report released this week by the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia.

An Adams County manufacturer says $125,000 in tech funding is helping put it on the right track toward success in the transit component market.

Removing barriers to growth in the state's food and fiber sectors is the goal of a new public-private agricultural board that met for the first time on Monday.

Lancaster County-based Armstrong World Industries Inc. has completed its purchase of an Ohio ceiling-product manufacturer.

Dick Willey grew up on his family farm in Maryland, which he still owns today.

Johnson Controls Inc. is planning a big move this year.

Matthew Foss literally got his feet wet in 2010 when he became West Coast sales director for HydroWorx International Inc., the Dauphin County-based maker of underwater treadmills and therapy pools.

A York County clothing manufacturer is the latest company recognized in an ongoing effort by the Wolf administration to highlight "jobs that pay" across Pennsylvania

Ben Kauffman, 50, was named to succeed his mother, Katie, as CEO of Dutchland Inc., upon her retirement on Dec. 31.