Citing weak demand, paper manufacturer Glatfelter said Thursday it plans to cut 120 jobs in one of its three business units, including about 30 jobs at its Spring Grove plant.

Welcome to the midstate, Barbie.

York County-based medical device maker Unilife Corp., which filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in April, has received court approval to sell off its assets to creditors and development partners, eliminating more than $40 million of debt in the process.

A Camp Hill-based company, and its wheelbarrows made in Harrisburg, were front and center at the White House this week.

Chris Tarsa had zero manufacturing experience when his family bought C.L. Sturkey Inc., a Montgomery County-based manufacturer, back in 1992.

Warehouse and distribution center construction along the Interstate 78 and I-81 corridor is not expected to slow down anytime soon, at least according to global real estate company Cushman & Wakefield.

The Occupational Safety and Health Administration is investigating a death that took place this weekend at a Lancaster County packaging manufacturer.

Turns out one slow quarter doesn't make a year when it comes to warehouse development in Central Pennsylvania.

In a bid to spur investment in Pennsylvania, a state authority is offering a temporary break on interest rates for loans available to manufacturers and other businesses.

Without trucks, America stops, or so says a motor-freight industry slogan.

Demolition and reconstruction work at a former Quaker Oats manufacturing and distribution facility in Hampden Township, which will lead to a smaller modern warehouse on the site, is underway.

York Township-based Kinsley Construction Inc. is overseeing design and construction services for a nearly $18 million expansion of the Ashley Furniture Industries warehouse and production facility in Berks County.