Central Penn Business Journal

1. Firm aims to serve nonprofit market
For many nonprofit organizations working with limited staff and financial resources, time and money are two things that are always in short supply. From her ...
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2. Restaurant relocates to Woods Edge
Since branching out to a new location, the Apple Tree Restaurant has already harvested new patrons and profits. Spurred by rapid growth at its former ...
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3. Lancaster organic farm trains workers
A fragrance of garlic fills the air as workers pull plants from the ground. Nearby, another worker trims tomato plants that are threatening to grow ...
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4. Gas stations face long summer
Kenny Forry used to need three 8,700-gallon tankers a week to supply his gas station. Since gas prices went up, he's only needed two. Forry, ...
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5. PHICO's ratings lowered
Debt and substantial losses in 1999 have led to recent downgrades in Silver Spring Township-based PHICO Insurance Co.'s financial strength ratings. While analysts say the ...
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6. Fuel company takes advantage of deregulation
For a homeowner or apartment renter, dealing with several separate utility companies each month can be an exercise in confusion. A company in Manheim hopes ...
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7. Electricity ping-pong
New Energy faced -an uncomfortable choice earlier this summer: satisfy customers and lose money or lose less money and potentially alienate customers. Based in Philadelphia, ...
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