Pennsylvania businesses will save an estimated $552 million in 2020 now that the state has finished refinancing 2013 federal loans that paid for the post-recession unemployment compensation fund.

Employers offering Highmark insurance to their employees now have access to a suite of opioid use disorder educational tools through a national nonprofit.

Perkasie-based Penn Community Bank has agreed to sell its insurance division, Penn Community Insurance, to Franconia Insurance & Financial Services, an agency in Telford.

As construction nears completion, Berks County developer Alan Shuman, is providing the names of some of the tenants that will be occupying one of his latest retail developments, Lancaster Avenue Plaza in Reading.

Retailer Ikea has agreed to pay $46 million to the parents of a two-year-old child killed in a tip over incident involving its Malm dresser, according to several news reports.

UGI has improved its services for Spanish-speaking customers. The company's automated phone messaging system is now available in Spanish, which aims to better serve those customers whose primary language is Spanish.

According to Gov. Wolf’s office, over the next 10 years, the state will reach a shortage of 75,000 agriculture workers. $500,000 in state grants, part of the Pennsylvania Farm Bill, will fund 55 projects in 25 counties that aim to improve access to agriculture education in the commonwealth in order to lessen the projected worker shortage.

A major global trade publication recently ranked PPL Center as the fourth highest arena in the United States with 10,000 seats or fewer.

School classes throughout Pennsylvania will have the opportunity to gain real-world industry insights by visiting employers in their areas, thanks to $2.2 million from the state-sponsored Teacher in the Workplace grant program.

A Lehigh Valley-based human resources firm has been recognized by Entrepreneur magazine for the third year in a row.