In the wake of two recent bank collapses, Silicon Valley Bank in California and Signature Bank in New York, banking customers are understandably concerned about the security of their deposits.
Read More »
Latest News
Wells Fargo closing branches in Bethlehem, Allentown
Wells Fargo is closing two of its branches in the Lehigh Valley this spring “in light of changing customer needs, market factors and economic trends,” a statement from the bank said.
Read More »Core States Group expanding into Allentown
Core States Group, a firm that designs, builds, and manages multi-site programs and build-to-suit projects is expanding with a new office in Allentown. The company has 21 offices in the U.S. and Canada.
Read More »Moravian Village rebrands 55+ apartments to honor Moravian star
Moravian Village of Bethlehem has remodeled and rebranded its 145-unit 55+ apartment community in the city.
Read More »Manufacturers are focused on long-term growth; modernization
Amidst projected slow to flat growth in 2023, manufacturers are focused on long-term growth and restructuring.
Read More »‘What’s So Cool About Manufacturing’ winners announced
The Manufacturers Resource Center has announced the winners of this year’s “What’s So Cool About Manufacturing” Lehigh Valley Student Video Contest awards.
Read More »Small businesses’ growth and diversity highlight new study
Data from a new study provides a guide for the Small Business Administration to help ensure America's small businesses can grow and diversify their revenue through trade.
Read More »Cedar Crest College ranked on U.S. News & World Report list
The magazine surveyed more than 1,800 colleges and universities, and it ranked schools based on engagement, faculty credentials and training, peer assessment, services and technology, and student excellence.
Read More »Bright Communications helps bring books to light
It was in 2004 that Jennifer Bright left her book publishing job at Rodale to have her first son.
Read More »The key to creating more nurses is keeping more nurses
The nursing shortage being felt across the nation has propelled many Pennsylvania healthcare systems to give nurses’ aides more access to training with local community colleges and universities.
Read More »