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Pennsylvania receives $3.9 million from U.S. Dept. of Labor for apprenticeships
The Pennsylvania Department of Labor and Industry was awarded $3.9 million from the U.S. Department of Labor to strengthen and modernize Registered Apprenticeship programs.
Small companies targets for cyber-attacks that can force them out of business
Sixty percent of small businesses who have suffered a cyber security breach go out of business within six months.
State offers $303,000 in matching funds to promote agricultural products
Pennsylvania is looking to expand sales of agricultural products in the state and beyond.
Termination of Trade Adjustment Assistance for Workers Program to affect 100,000 workers
U.S. Secretary of Labor Marty Walsh said the termination of the Trade Adjustment Assistance for Workers Program will affect nearly 100,000 workers.
General Fund collections mark end of fiscal year with $48.1 billion
While Pennsylvania lawmakers are still working to hammer out a new budget, state Revenue Secretary Dan Hassell said the 2021-22 fiscal year ended with $48.1 billion in General Fund collections.
St. Christopher’s Hospital for Children receives more than $50 million to continue operations
St. Christopher’s Hospital for Children, Philadelphia, has received more than $50 million is financial support from health care and higher education organizations to keep it afloat.
Air Products signs agreement for import terminal in the Netherlands
Air Products has signed a joint development agreement with a Netherlands firm for an import terminal in Rotterdam.
Fulton Bank eliminates fees for customers
Fulton Bank, a subsidiary of Fulton Financial Corp., today said it will eliminate non-sufficient funds and extended overdraft fees.
Pending home sales across nation rise, ending six-month decline
The National Association of Realtors reported Monday that pending home sales across the country inched up in May, ending a six-month run of month-over-month declines.
Reading Hospital Foundation funds new programs at Reading Hospital
The Reading Hospital Foundation is providing funding for seven new programs at Reading Hospital.
Tompkins Community Bank names vice president
Tompkins Community Bank has hired Stephanie Rich-Bailey as vice president and branch manager of the Wyomissing office.
Coca-Cola Park secures state funding for improvements
A plan to enhance amenities at Coca-Cola Park received a $500,000 financial boost from the state Tuesday.
