If you’re among a growing number of consumers growing your own - from eggs to meat chickens and other typically farm animal livestock, you are not alone.

The company has received 510(k) clearance for its SpaceStation MRI, which allow Space infusion pumps to continuously deliver medications to patients within an MRI suite.

American Honda Motor Co. agreed to pay a total of $85 million to 48 states including Pennsylvania to settle allegations from state Attorneys General that it concealed safety issues related to defects in frontal airbag systems installed in certain Honda and Acura vehicles.

Tang and his team at OraSure are facing their biggest challenge yet, creating a test that will accurately and quickly determine if a person has been exposed to the COVID-19 virus.

“Our people stepped up to the plate,” Ross Born, CEO of Just Born said. “We didn’t skip a beat. I did not hear, ‘Well, we can’t do that.’ There was a can-do attitude of ‘We will figure out how to do that.”

The museum, located on former Bethlehem Steel property, broke ground on a $275,000 project to turn 17,000 square feet of the museum’s property into a park area where visitors can watch industrial machinery from Bethlehem Steel and other industrial manufacturers take raw materials and turn them into finished products.

Stephen Tang, president and CEO of Orasure, told Lehigh Valley Business the company expects to add 177 employees to the payroll, largely in manufacturing, quality control and regulatory affairs.

Vizinex RFID, a Bethlehem-based tech company that develops and manufactures radio frequency identification tags, has come up with a new product line it says will increase the number of industries it can serve.

While many companies have been hard hit, Soltech Solutions, which is a Pi Incubator client, has seen a large boost in sales of its “Aspect” and “Highland” lighting systems with people looking to remodel their homes and bring a little nature inside.

A.P. Deauville LLC, which manufacturers the Power Stick brand of anti-perspirant, body wash and body sprays will invest $16.7 million to move its headquarters and manufacturing operations from New Brunswick, New Jersey, to Forks Township. The move is expected to create 105 new jobs in the region over the next three years.