A small business that makes sterile injectable products for pharmaceutical companies will move out of its Bethlehem location and relocate into Allentown by next summer.

Frustrated with the high cost of employer-provided health insurance for his business, Richard Master, CEO of MCS Industries, has become an advocate for a single-payer health care system.

Air Products of Trexlertown said it plans to build a second air separation unit for Big River Steel in Arkansas.

Hindered by mounting debt, an Easton brewery in business since 1995 filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy yesterday and announced a new ownership structure.

When the permitting process for Pennsylvania's 2019 hemp program closes next month, the state Department of Agriculture expects the state to have nearly 200 farmers growing hemp at over 500 locations across the state during the 2019 growing season.

After an investigation by the U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration, a U.S. District Court for Eastern Pennsylvania has awarded $40,000 to the former employee of a Hamburg iron-casting company who claimed he was fired for reporting alleged safety and health hazards to OSHA.

Farrah Mittel was on a path 13 years ago to attend law school, with an eye on becoming a criminal prosecutor.

An Italian-based hydraulic equipment supplier, whose sole U.S. location is in Upper Bucks County, will move into a newly constructed building this year to start manufacturing in the U.S.