From its tiniest residents to its biggest ideas, Pittsburgh made some strategic moves in 2014 that have the potential to reap huge rewards in 2015 and beyond. Keystone Edge details the people, projects and places to watch.
After exiting a wildly successful company, this Lehigh Valley entrepreneur co-founded a venture fund, investing in and mentoring promising startups.
Philadelphia-based Wash Cycle Laundry was the grand-prize winner last week at the first Blackstone LaunchPad Demo Day in New York.
Are you a Small Manufacturer with a BIG IDEA? Ben Franklin's innovation competition, managed by Edwards, will this year award a prize package valued at $200,000. She chatted with Keystone Edge about how the competition has evolved over the years and
Riverfront Ventures will invest $24 million in local early stage companies, enabling Innovation Works to remain connected to its standout incubator graduates.
At the forefront of web-based tools for K-12 education, fast-growing Frontline Technologies is moving to Malvern, nearly doubling its space.
The reach of Pittsburgh�s RE2 continues to grow, both in terms of its business and its robotic manipulator arms.
Discover a whirlwind of mind-blowing possibility during the Pittsburgh Regional Alliance's Tech Crawl.
Yardley's OptiNose has received $35 million in new capital to continue development of its treatment for serious chronic nasal inflammatory diseases (CNID).
Harrisburg is getting ready to roll up its sleeves once again at the 2014 Harrisburg Startup Week, aimed at boosting the tech scene in Central Pennsylvania.