Horsham's Clinical Ink selected for Ebola studies
Clinical Ink, a Horsham company that provides technology for clinical drug trials, has been selected for multiple Ebola studies in West Africa.
Go Green IT, and their young CEO, build mobile platform for human services sector
Nick Mudgett, a Shippensburg University student, is running Littlestown�s Go Green IT, which has developed a mobile-based platform for human services as a way to boost efficiency and eliminate paper.
Ignite Erie seeking small business grant applicants for up to $3.9 in funds
The Erie County Gaming Revenue Authority (ECGRA) has pledged up to $3.9 million in grants through 2017 to spark small business growth.
To Your Health: 10 Pittsburgh startups reinvent wellness in 2015
Here's to making your New Year's resolutions stick. As we turn over a new leaf for a new year, Keystone Edge brings you a list of 10 Steel City entrepreneurs tackling health and wellness.
Mind the Gap: Finding ways to boost the state's middle-skills workforce
In order for Commonwealth's economy to grow, the state needs to increase its middle-skills workforce.
Lancaster's historic train station gets $18 million spruce-up
It was time for a facelift at the state's second-busiest Amtrak station, starting with the guts and ending with its gorgeous historic details. This investment signals Pennsylvania's continued commitment to train travel and to Lancaster as a destinati
Innovative workforce programs will be 'Win-Win' for the Philadelphia region
From landscaping to neighborhood small businesses to cutting-edge training, the Job Opportunity Investment Network (JOIN) announces four big grants to projects that should help Philadelphians create and fill good jobs.
Founder Profile: Kevin Rhodes of FMI
This Lehigh Valley business started small, but they now manufacture and fill thousands of containers a year for companies across the globe.
Johnstown, Pennsylvania: A Place to Remember
Head to this iconic southwest PA town and discover its complex history of tragedy and resilience. From its famous flood to its shifting economic landscape -- not to mention the world's steepest incline plane -- you certainly won't be bored.
Health care tech startups and cancer drug developer come to Philadelphia incubator
Two healthcare IT companies and a biotech startup are the newest members of the entrepreneurial community at the University City Science Center�s incubator.