Avantor Inc. is moving its Center Valley headquarters to downtown Allentown.

Architects and other construction industry professionals developed their blueprints for thought leadership in a Nov. 16 panel discussion presented at Lehigh University by the American Institute of Architects Eastern Pennsylvania chapter.

Commercial construction growth next year could be more than 7 percent.

Under new ownership, one engineering firm is going through transformation, reassessment and reflection as it reaches out to a new generation of clients and looks for growth in new industries.

Downtown Allentown now has global recognition for the scope of its redevelopment efforts.

Though coal may once have been the dominant industry in Pottsville, the city offers potential for economic growth by focusing on today’s growing business segments of tourism, recreation and hospitality.

A global manufacturer of plastic packaging products is making its entry into the Greater Lehigh Valley with its first facility in the region.

Rising out of former Bethlehem Steel land is a new hotel catering to guests seeking extended stays.

Competition between the region’s two largest health care networks is heating up as Lehigh Valley Health Network announced plans to break ground this spring for a new hospital in Tannersville, five miles northwest of St. Luke’s University Health Network’s $90 million hospital and medical campus in Bartonsville that opened in 2016.