To be sure a number of valuable Easton businesses are now closed for good or moved out of the downtown, but it’s not all bad news.

Colliers International, a global commercial real estate firm headquartered in Toronto, said it has completed the acquisition of Maser Consulting PA of Red Bank, New Jersey.

Truth for Women, a Bethlehem-based nonprofit that helps survivors of sex trafficking, has hired a new CEO. Carol Andersen, who is coming from Bloom, a nonprofit in Bangor with a residential program for women, where she was executive director.

The Pubs served chef-inspired pub fare like pizza, entrees, sandwiches and salads in a bar-like atmosphere.

Ben Franklin Technology Partners of Northeastern Pennsylvania has rescheduled its annual iXchange event for May 18 of next year. The event, originally set for May 12 of this year, was called off because of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Air Products of Trexlertown has signed an exclusive strategic cooperation agreement with thyssenkrupp Uhde Chlorine Engineers to collaborate on developing electrolysis plants to generate green hydrogen.

The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation is now accepting unsolicited proposals for transportation projects from the private sector.

Heisey: Capital BlueCross continues to make strategic investments in technology that are making it easier for people to choose coverage, monitor the use of that coverage, and make smart decisions about their overall healthcare.

A groundbreaking is planned for Wednesday for a new 68-unit apartment building in Easton.

The Cetronia Ambulance Corps. has named Bob Mateff as interim CEO. He is replacing Larry Wiersch who is retiring.