Three midstate coffeehouses highlighted Equal Pay Day by printing gender wage gap statistics on their coffee sleeves.

Stephanie Kennedy is the vice president of human resources at Wagman Inc.

Robbins: Productivity has nothing to do with when you get up. It’s how you get up. Think about your day to plan the one thing you are going to work on.

After seeing medical marijuana’s positive impact on a cancer-stricken friend, Kelly Greenland and Russel Krupnitsky knew they wanted to be a part of the industry springing up around the substance.

The longtime publisher of the Town Planner community calendar in Central Pennsylvania is looking to write the next chapter of her career and is selling her business.

Central Penn Business Journal's online site has undergone a streamlined, easy-to-navigate redesign.

In the wake of corporate harassment scandals, companies would be wise to pay attention to how they protect employees who are traveling for business.

Capital Region Water in Harrisburg has hired a former Lancaster city official to oversee its operations.

April Collier has been reaching out to York City's youth through her businesses for a number of years, but now she has invested in a physical location that is specifically reserved for that outreach.

Rachel Finley-Bowman, 49, is dean of the School of Continuing and Professional Studies at Elizabethtown College.

Linda Anderson, managing partner and brand strategist for the Anderson Group in Berks County, was honored today by the Pennsylvania Banker's Association at its Sixth Annual Women in Banking Awards.

Central Penn Business Journal's sister publication, Central Penn Parent, was recognized March 1 by an international media association for its columns, page design and news stories.

Nicole Davis has replaced Shilvosky Buffaloe as interim director of York City's Department of Economic and Community Development, according to city spokesperson Philip Given.

Three Cumberland County businesses have joined forces to open a wellness center in Hampden Township.

Taste Test, a well-known restaurant incubator in downtown York, is closing its doors.