Rogelio Castillo, owner and CEO of Cerveza Rrëy USA, said Lehigh Valley beer drinkers should expect something completely different when his company begins operations later this year.
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State hospitality association leader talks COVID-19 and the future of the state’s industry
Lehigh Valley Business recently sat down with John Longstreet, president of the PRLA, to talk about how its members are coping with the pandemic and what the organization is doing to help.
Read More »Air Products signs major contract for China project
Air products will support the flagship chemical project of Shandong Binhua New Material Co. Ltd. in Binzhou City, China.
Read More »LVHN expands COVID-19 vaccine distribution in effort to contain pandemic
Lehigh Valley Health Network administered COVID-19 vaccines to 20 residents and staff of Hellertown’s Saucon Valley Manor on Jan. 6. The long-term care facility was selected for vaccine distribution based on LVHN’s mission to follow the state’s request to vaccinate those at highest risk as quickly as possible.
Read More »PA Chamber president calls U.S. Capitol breach “an assault on our democracy”
Following Wednesday’s storming of the U.S. Capitol by supporters of President Trump, the PA Chamber of Business and Industry’s president and CEO called for reconciliation and healing to move the country forward.
Read More »One dog’s ill-wind inspires a business that clears the air
“After one particularly bad toot, I looked for a medicine that could help, but I couldn't find what I was looking for,” she said. Thus was born Stinkybutt, a business recently started by Morrison and her 11-year-old daughter Everlee.
Read More »HMK participates in national medical debt forgiveness effort
HMK Insurance of Bethlehem said it has been able to alleviate $650,000 in medical debt to customers in the Lehigh Valley, thanks to a project by its parent company, the Alera Group.
Read More »Allentown targets ecommerce with changes to business privilege tax
Allentown has updated its business privilege tax, becoming the second city in the state after Philadelphia to expand city taxes to include businesses that don’t have brick-and-mortar locations in the city, but do a significant amount of business there.
Read More »They’re young, but that isn’t stopping them from starting a business
LVB recently sat down with a few young Lehigh Valley-area business owners who haven’t let their youth stand in the way of their dreams. Ranging in age from 12 to 25, these entrepreneurs opened up about ageism, hard work and the advantages of being your own boss.
Read More »People First adds 2 to its executive team
Allentown-based People First Federal Credit Union has made additions to its executive team.
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