Fulton Bank is investing $1 million to help minority and women-owned businesses grow. 

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UGI Electric Division (IUGI Electric) is seeking to raise base rates for electric distribution by $11.4 million annually, increasing the average rate for residential customers by 8.9%, commercial customers by 10.8% and industrial customers by less than 1%. 

Gettysburg-based ACNB Corp., the financial holding company for ACNB Bank and ACNB Insurance Services Inc., announced record financial results for 2022.

Small employers who start new employee retirement plans under Secure Act 2.0 passed by Congress at the end of the year will find themselves faced with more paperwork for their efforts.  

Chambersburg-based F&M Trust hires former S&T Executive Vice President Chad Carroll as executive vice president and COO. 

Camp Hill-based LINKBANK has named Doug Klinger as regional president for the Upper Dauphin, Northumberland and Schuylkill markets. 

Harrisburg-based Mid Penn Bancorp signed a definitive agreement to acquire Brunswick Bancorp of New Brunswick, New Jersey for $53.9 million. 

Nine southcentral Pennsylvania farms are among 30 preserved by the state Thursday. 

Harsco Environmental signed a 5-year $28 million renewal contract with Compañía Siderúrgica Huachipato (CSH), Chile's largest steelmaker. 

Robert Whalen, president and CEO of HB Global, Harrisburg, said his company is has seen tremendous growth since becoming employee-owned 12 years ago. 

Two southcentral Pennsylvania small businesses are now employee-owned after being sold to a Brooklyn, New York-based outfit that is on a mission to put $10 million stock into the hands of workers. 

Toronto, Canada-based Mobile Climate Control consolidated its U.S. operations at its York County facility Thursday with a ribbon cutting attended by Governor’s Action Team Director for Project Management Brian Ross. 

Small businesses that market agricultural products directly to consumers can earn cash and recognition at this year’s farm show. 

Four Lancaster city businesses received grants and loans totaling $331,000 from the Lancaster City Revitalization and Improvement Zone (CRIZ) Authority.