Thousands of forsaken or blighted properties are littered throughout the commonwealth.

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?