Richard Hobbs is the third president and CEO for the Manufacturers Resource Center since its inception, some 30+ years ago.

How can employers recruit and retain good employees in today’s tight job market? The answer, according to the professionals gathered for this year’s Lehigh Valley Business HR Symposium, is to adapt to the changing needs of the workforce. “Employers are chasing a very small pool of available workers,” said Jacob Stitman, shareholder with Fitzpatrick Lentz ...

One precision machine technology instructor at Carbon Career & Technical Institute in Jim Thorpe has been working at the school for 13 years and in that time, has helped many of his students win national medals for competing against students from across the U.S. through the SkillsUSA program.

The Pet Innovation Challenge, a two-day event, is being organized in cooperation with New Hope, a promoter of natural foods expos.

Three years after selling its principal division, Kovatch Mobile Equipment Corp. of Carbon County announced a series of layoffs that would affect 70 employees.

The owner of an asphalt plant in Lopatcong Township, New Jersey, recently filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy after completing construction of the project.

The company broke ground Wednesday at the site of the new campus, which is about a mile from its existing campus at 7201 Hamilton Blvd., Trexlertown.

Park 100 Logistics Center, a two-building industrial site under construction near Route 100 in Upper Macungie that once served as a Kraft-Heinz plant, will soon be home to beverage maker Keurig Dr. Pepper.

State officials are hoping a $500,000 grant will help Bethlehem’s National Museum of Industrial History become more of an overnight destination for tourists.

A recent report released by the Brookings Institution points out that government and business leaders in Pennsylvania need to take a more proactive role in promoting and cultivating its innovation sector to stay competitive with other states.