Doceo Office Solutions has opened its second location in Maryland.

Ollie's Bargain Outlet is on the verge of scooping up former Toys R Us stores as part of the company's ongoing expansion effort.

A Philadelphia-based consulting engineering firm is planning to relocate its Cumberland County office this fall, a move expected to help fuel future staff and service changes.

A York County hotel developer is starting on a new project in the Hershey area even as the hotel construction boom shows signs it could be slowing down in Central Pennsylvania.

A real estate developer and contractor from Williamsport has a contract to buy the Sports City indoor soccer complex in Lower Paxton Township, where he hopes to open a new location for a baseball and softball training franchise this fall.

Three businesses have received state loans to expand their operations in the Harrisburg area.

The developer of a large mixed-use retail and office project in downtown Hershey expects businesses will start opening their doors in the new complex by August.

A Dauphin County early-childhood daycare and preschool provider is wrapping up a $6 million expansion project in the Hershey area.

A Cumberland County construction company is opening a new office in York as part of a downtown redevelopment project, a move expected to fuel staffing growth for the firm.

Lancaster developers John Meeder and Sam Wilsker, along with a group of investors, recently closed on a $23 million financing package to convert The Hotel Lancaster, formerly the Brunswick Hotel, into a Holiday Inn Resort.

A new Comfort Inn & Suites hotel has opened near Harrisburg International Airport in Lower Swatara Township.

Jennifer Jones, 30, began her career with Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Homesale Realty in 2010 while working towards a degree in business management at Millersville University.

As families return from summer vacations and start back-to-school shopping in July and August, they can cross at least one department store off their list of stops: Bon-Ton.

Who says government cannot be run like a business and operate more efficiently?

Andrew Samuel last year hinted he was coming back to the area, and today he made it official.