When LaQuinn Thompson went away to college in 2011, he already knew what he wanted to do post-graduation.

Gabe Bell says business is changing, and it's changing fast. Central Pennsylvania companies should be prepared to adapt to a new kind of workforce, where positive workplace culture and employee engagement informs the talent a company attracts.

Spring weather has finally graced Central Pennsylvania with its warm embrace. We can pack this year's brutal extra-special-long-lasting winter away with our snow boots and wool sweaters.

Ten teams hoping to advance their social enterprises are competing for over $50,000 in cash prizes as part of an annual business plan competition hosted by two nonprofits in Lancaster County.

Messiah College next month will be offering its students an alternative way to pay for tuition.

Harry Young has been named as first executive director of the Central Pennsylvania Gay and Lesbian Chamber of Commerce.

No news is good news … unless you're Our York Media.

Lehigh University on Tuesday welcomed the addition of a financial education center operated by PSECU in a newly renovated building on campus.

A passion sparked in high school has turned into a career. Actually, a dream job.

It's been a year since Holla Spirits, LLC founders Patrick Shorb and Matt Glaser launched Pennsylvania-produced Holla Vodka. We checked in with them.

Alex Langan, 34, uses a mobile app to transfer money, but the Hampden Township resident still likes going to the bank to deposit checks, withdraw cash and use his safe deposit box.

Last month, I attended the AmericaEast Media Business & Technology Conference. This year's two-and-a-half-day event at the Hershey Lodge & Convention Center featured panelists, speakers and vendors driven by a common mission: producing meaningful AND profitable journalism in a fast-paced world increasingly dominated by digital content.

I don't consider myself a “trendy” person. But here I am. It's 2018 and I am among the growing number of young professionals in what can only be described as a positive trend — the desire to work for a company with a purpose-driven mission.

Gareth Pahowka brings a unique perspective to his work as a school lawyer. Before attending law school, he was a teacher.

Two downtown York woman-owned businesses are on the move.