The Mandela Washington Fellowship program has brought the best and brightest young African entrepreneurs to Lehigh University for the summer. One such fellow, Tom Edison Shilongo of Namibia, talks to LVB about why the United States is falling behind when it comes to doing business with countries in Africa.

Two buildings are going up at 1198 Feather Way and 2020 Feather Way in Bethlehem, for a project called Steel City Trade Center.

A King of Prussia-based e-commerce logistics provider is opening a new fulfillment center in Forks Township that could end up employing more than 700 people – at least during peak seasons.

A second-quarter market report from real estate firm CBRE showed occupancy gains of 1.9 million square feet and $135 million in investments along the Interstate 78-81 corridor.

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.

Allentown native Lee Iacocca has passed away at the age of 94 according to news reports.

Trans-Bridge Lines of Bethlehem has announced that it is ending service to Philadelphia effective July 1.

Last week Air Products of Trexlertown and Saudi Aramco opened the first hydrogen fueling station in Saudi Arabia.

Wawa is leasing the ground from the owner under a 20-year lease for this property at 413 Lancaster Ave. in Reading.

The airport closed briefly last month to repave a runway intersection, which meant no takeoffs or landings for two days. That 52-hour closure translated into a loss of about 70 flights.