Instead of buying goods trucked in from around the U.S. – or even the world – consumers are putting more of an emphasis on buying goods, especially food, from their own communities, and larger retailers are paying attention.

Short of breaking out a crystal ball, there’s no real way to tell if it’s a wise move to buy a company with the goal of turning it around. However, the experts do offer some tips to guide the would-be buyer through the decision.

The glowing red Sands sign that has spanned route 412 in South Bethlehem for the last 10 years is coming down as part of a $15 million rebranding plan that is switching the Sands Casino Resort over to the name Wind Creek Bethlehem to reflect the new ownership – the PCI Gaming Authority of Poarch Band of Creek Indians of Alabama

The Sands Casino Resort Bethlehem is officially slated to become Wind Creek Bethlehem and the change has local officials excited.

After a presentation in which Wind Creek Hospitality pitched itself as a growing, but fiscally stable company that is highly active in the communities in which it operates, the Pennsylvania Gaming Control board approved the Alabama company’s purchase of the Sands Casino Resort Bethlehem.

Sands Bethworks Gaming and PCI Gaming Authority go before state gaming regulators today in hopes of winning approval for the $1.3 billion sale of the Sands Casino Resort in Bethlehem.

A Bethlehem venture capital firm is among four firms sharing $5.5 million in funding being released by the New PA Venture Capital Investment Program.

As people age, one of their most pressing concerns is where they will spend their retirement years.

Retirement can be that much sweeter for people playing the stock market. But even if they feel they have money to spare, retirees need to think about what they stand to lose in this high-stakes game. “Retirees should only invest in the stock market when they need to or only when they can afford to,” said Gene Dickison, founder and ...

As the leadership team goes, so goes the company.