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Pa. chambers eye impact of special election
Pennsylvania's Chambers of Commerce weigh the impact of this week's special election for the state House.
St. Luke’s ranked among Top 100 Hospitals
St. Luke’s University Health Network (SLUHN) has been recognized for excellence in clinical outcomes, operational efficiency and financial health.
New federal funds awarded to Lehigh Valley airports
Federal funding is on the way for two airports in the region.
LVHN and CHOP new affiliation to enhance care
Lehigh Valley Health Network (LVHN) and Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP) have formalized their working relationship to care for children and their families.
Small business owners see U.S. economy improving
Tony Iannelli, president and CEO of the Greater Lehigh Valley Chamber of Commerce, sees business owners as cautiously optimistic about the economy.
Settlement: Choice Hotels to disclose all fees charged to consumers
Choice Hotels International Inc. (Choice) has agreed to disclose all fees to customers upfront in a settlement reached with the state Attorney General’s office.
Pennsylvania seeks to study, regulate state’s use of AI
Saying that the state cannot afford to ignore this new technology, Gov. Josh Shapiro has signed an executive order to establish standards and governance for generative artificial intelligence.
Crayola blooms new business idea
Easton’s Crayola LLC is moving into new territory, while still keeping the emphasis on color. Only this time, the color will be in the flowers and not in a box of 64.
Shapiro orders flags to half-staff in tribute to Temple U. acting president
Gov. Josh Shapiro today ordered commonwealth flags in Philadelphia County to immediately fly at half-staff in honor of Temple University’s acting president.
EnerSys gets $92M contract to produce batteries for Navy subs
Reading-based EnerSys, has been contracted for up to $91.8 million to supply its proprietary thin plate pure lead batteries to the U.S. Navy.
Temple acting president dies after falling during speech
Temple Acting President JoAnne Epps has died after collapsing on stage at a university event Tuesday afternoon, according to an email from university leadership Tuesday.
Pa. Gaming Control Board revenue in August increases
Combined revenue for August from gaming in Pennsylvania increased 7.4% over last year.
