Leading crane executive in Philadelphia wants just the facts for new website
Detailed history reports are available online for most vehicles, allowing consumers and insurers the chance to make informed decisions.
Annual DVIRC summit links profits, people and the planet for manufacturers
If there were any tree-huggers at the first ever manufacturing summit focused on sustainability, hosted by the Delaware Valley Industrial Resource Center (DVIRC) yesterday in Lafayette Hill outside of Philadelphia, it was only by coincidence.
HU president sheds light on views of manufacturing industry
A study released last week by The Manufacturing Institute reveals that while 71 percent of respondents view manufacturing as a national priority, but only 17 percent named manufacturing as among their top two industry choices to start a career.
International Battery's Project American Lithium could expand manufacturing
Most analysts say plug-in hybrid vehicles are likely still five to seven years away from significant production, but International Batteries is already positioning itself to be a major supplier of power for those cars.
PA named third in nation for green jobs
The green workforce is still in its infancy, but Pennsylvania has already hit its growth spurt, and many believe it could last for decades.
Reading's UCI produces 75 new jobs, additional revenue stream with power plant
Every year, United Corrstack (UCI) saves 6,000 acres of trees by supplying box shops with products made from 100 percent recycled corrugated cartons and is Sustainable Forestry Initiative (SFI) certified.
Wall Street West expanding opportunity for economic development in Northeast PA
Soon after the 9/11 terrorist attacks, "Wall Street West" (WSW) was conceived to establish a strategic financial services and information technology backup in areas between 50-125 miles from Manhattan.
Penn State researcher finds that glass stores lots of electricity, offers jump in energy efficiency
While studying its optical properties, the eyes of Nick Smith, a graduate researcher at Penn State, popped wide open with his discovery of the extremely high insulating capacity of a high-grade, commercially available glass.
Scribe Printing Technologies hopes to accelerate in market for product decoration
Call Bob Deets' inspiration for the Scribe Velocity a leap of imagination�or even a vision.
Electron Energy looking for talent as it pulls ahead in magnet technology
Landisville-based Electron Energy Corp has remained on the cutting edge of magnet technology for almost 40 years and survived as the sole U.S. manufacturer of permanent-field magnets.