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.

Promoting growth is tough. Making that growth sustainable is a challenge that limits the success of many companies.

Hundreds of public transit trains in Colorado will be equipped with collision-avoidance technology from a division of Cumberland County-based Harsco Corp.

Top officials at York County's Nutec Group “definitely had discussions” when the architectural and engineering design firm first thought of entering the medical cannabis business a year or so ago, Andrew Shakely recalled.

A Berks County beef jerky manufacturer and its owner are being sued by the U.S. Department of Labor for an employee injury which occurred in July 2014 when the company was in West Virginia.

Have a hankering for the famed farm show milkshake? You're in luck. The Pennsylvania Farm Show's food court opens to the public today from noon to 9 p.m.

After six weeks of confusion over a new state liquor law that takes effect Jan. 17, a group of Pennsylvania beer distributors got a belated holiday present just before year's end.

A lot of companies lowered their prices, and often their quality, when the Great Recession hit in 2008-09.

The Hershey Co.'s next CEO isn't just an in-house hire, but a hometown pick — or fairly close to one.

York takes pride in its role as one of America's early capital cities, and now a local manufacturer is taking inspiration from another early capital.

About 70 jobs will be created when an internationally known cereal company starts operations soon in York County's new Eden Road Logistics Center in Springettsbury Township.

Following a strong 2016 for warehouse development in the Greater Philadelphia region, demand for big-box projects should continue to grow, according to a fourth-quarter report from real estate firm CBRE Group Inc.