Trader Joe’s is coming to Central Pennsylvania.

Full-service custom construction and remodeling company B&D Builders hired its first CEO in February.

The boom in telemedicine, the May 31 deadline for the Paycheck Protection Program and the possibility of new workplace regulations around masks and vaccines were three topics that drew comment at a Central Penn Business Journal webinar this week on the post-COVID economy.

A greenhouse expansion for Cumberland County-based medical marijuana grower and processor Organic Remedies and the demolition and redevelopment of York’s Manna Pro building are just two of many projects that midstate businesses have asked for state grant funding to help complete.

The pandemic caused New Oxford-based Cross Keys Village -- The Brethren Home to pause two major projects at its senior living facilities to focus on slowing the spread of the virus in its communities.

A Mechanicsburg-based design-build contractor is accepting reservations for a 22-lot neighborhood in Upper Allen Township.

Harrisburg-based Quandel Construction Group, Inc. recently named Michael Karcutskie as its newest president.

While the commercial segment of the midstate real estate market seems to be waiting to see if the pandemic will slow demand for office space, residential housing is seeing recovery despite a shortage in housing stock.

Ranked by Central Penn Business Journal as the second-fast growing company in Central Pennsylvania, HB Global now has 1,700-1,800 employees in all its divisions.

To keep up with burgeoning demand, Kinsley Properties is developing a new, 175,000-square foot industrial flex facility in Orchard Business Park’s Phase II, off Interstate 83 in York County.

Architects and designers are being called upon to help resolve the inherent conflicts in workplace design beyond this pandemic. The AEC industry is realizing that the community health enigma may be one of the greatest challenges in the commercial sector of their practice. 

Fifteen midstate businesses were featured on Inc. 5000’s national ranking of the fastest-growing companies.

The Hershey Co. closed on the purchase of a parcel of land in South Annville Township, Lebanon County last month that will be the grounds for a planned 800,000-square-foot warehouse and packaging center.

A 3.5-acre site in East Pennsboro Township, Cumberland County, will be the new home for Poplar Square, a commercial center featuring a medical office, restaurant and space for up to four stores, the developer’s real estate firm announced on Wednesday.

Hershey-based childcare chain U-GRO Learning Centers opened its seventh Lancaster County location this Monday with enhanced cleaning procedures to remain open during the COVID-19 pandemic.