There is strong evidence that employing women over 50 gives businesses a professional edge.

As we all hunker down in our homes more amidst the growing threat of the coronavirus, local small business owners are feeling the effects. LVB talked to several small business owners who opened up about how they are weathering this public health crisis.

I’m often asked how women can break through barriers, enhance their careers and gain recognition. Personally, I’ve used three guiding principles

The roots of the gender gap in the construction industry go back to ancient times, says Karen Cooney Duerholz, vice president of business development at Allentown-based Boyle Construction.

As of 2019, women make 79 cents for every dollar a man makes, but income transparency could go a long way towards the goal of closing the gender pay gap, according to the panelists at the Lehigh Valley Chamber of Commerce’s International Women’s Day Event.

Now that the COVID-19 coronavirus has appeared in the United States, experts are telling employers that it’s important to have a contagious disease policy in place.

PBS39's Brittany Sweeney talked to LVB about what it’s like to be on the front lines of media and medicine. She filled us in on the importance of affordable health care, following the stories that people want to see, and mentoring future journalists.

Carol Stoudt, the first female head brew master since Prohibition didn’t start brewing beer in 1987 to revolutionize the industry. She simply wanted people to drink beer that actually had flavor.

Coasty, the retail brand of Reading-based World Brand, an eco-friendly restaurant supply company, will be testing their biodegradable straws at 10 Pennsylvania Redner's Warehouse Markets.

Wind Creek Bethlehem announced that Kathy McCracken, a veteran of the gaming industry, with a background in operations, marketing, and systems, is the new vice president and general manager of the gaming resort.