A recent report from the Food Marketing Institute and Neilsen projects that groceries ordered online will account for 13 percent of total grocery sales by 2022, up from 3 percent in 2018. That would translate into an additional $100 billion per year.

Black Creek Group plans to develop three buildings on more than 16 industrial acres in South Whitehall Township.

Stefanie Angstadt of Oley started making cheese as a hobby soon after graduating from college in 2008. After a few years she knew it was something she wanted to do full time.

Following in the footsteps of major cities like New York, Washington, D.C., and Philadelphia, the city of Allentown has added an online parking reservation service so people driving into the city for events and attractions will be able to find and book parking spots before they even get in their cars.

A Montgomeryville-based firm is building its third industrial property in Milford Township near Route 309 and the Pennsylvania Turnpike.

The international law enforcement community suspects millions of people are taken and subjected to forced labor and sex in countries around the world, but the crime of human trafficking is hard to prosecute because it is so hidden and its victims so controlled by fear, separation and language barriers.

Trans-Bridge Lines of Bethlehem said it has reached an agreement with two other bus companies to broaden the choices for commuters taking the bus between the Lehigh Valley and Philadelphia.

A Kansas-based provider of rail crew transportation services is laying off 84 van drivers in Pennsylvania, including many in Central Pennsylvania and the Lehigh Valley, after losing a contract with Virginia-based rail giant Norfolk Southern Corp.

Delco Innovations, a medical product supplier, bought a multi-tenant flex building in East Allen Township for $1.24 million. The company plans to move from its office in Schnecksville in July to the building, which is at 6583 Ruch Road in East Allen Township.

The buyer is rehabilitating the property to offer it as a rental, speculative development near Route 309.