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Regional groups partner to expand employee ownership in tri-state area
Rutgers University and Pennsylvania Center for Employee Ownership partner to grow employee-owned businesses in New Jersey, New York, and Pennsylvania.
‘It’s a landlord’s market’ Industrial rents at record highs
Industrial rents in the Lehigh Valley are at historic highs, and, while the region may still be a relative bargain compared with New York and Philadelphia metros, tenants are feeling the pinch
Lehigh Valley gets first look at passenger rail possibilities
Could the Lehigh Valley get passenger rail service to New York City, Philadelphia or even Reading?
Penske acquires New York State truck leasing company
Penske Truck Leasing of Reading has acquired DeCarolis Truck Rental Inc. of Rochester, New York.
New NY governor adds 12,000 deaths to publicized COVID tally
ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) — New York Gov. Kathy Hochul promised more government transparency on her first day in office and by day’s end her administration had quietly delivered it by acknowledging nearly 12,000 more deaths in the state from COVID-19 than had been publicized by her predecessor, Andrew Cuomo.
Trans-Bridge adds more bus runs to New York
As business begins to return to normal, Trans-Bridge Lines of Bethlehem added two routes to its Allentown/Clinton to New York Schedule.
Motorcoach industry struggles, seeks $15B in federal aid
When the COVID-19 pandemic shut down most businesses in the region, Tom JeBran, owner of Trans-Bridge Lines of Bethlehem had to lay off 121 of his 165 employees because demand for bus service collapsed and keeping the busses running was no longer viable.
Pa. mostly relying on citizens to ‘self-enforce’ pandemic restrictions
Pennsylvania State Police are giving written warnings to Pennsylvanians who don’t comply with Gov. Tom Wolf’s order to wear a mask, but state officials are mostly relying on Pennsylvanians to “self enforcing” the directive.
Mack demonstrates all-electric garbage truck
A day after announcing it would lay off more than 300 workers, Mack Trucks was able to show off what may be a vehicle of the future.
