Cosmetics company Kolmar invests $60 million in the expansion of the Scott Technology Park in Scott Township. The Scranton ...

Cleveland-Cliffs invested $150 million in a new finishing line in Ohio that is bolstering its profitable stainless steel ...

L&I Secretary Nancy A. Walker said the department's Rapid Response team is helping Cleveland-Cliffs Steelton workers affected ...

Now spread over four warehouses at the Port of Iberia, U.S. Frame Factory will eventually be housed next spring in one 40,000 ...

Nippon Steel named Burritt, Takahiro Mori, Naoki Sato and Hiroshi Ono as the new board members who will oversee the ...

The Greater Scranton Chamber of Commerce — through the Scranton Industrial Building Company, its business development subsidiary — sold 2.67 acres of land in the Valley View Business Park to ...

LACKAWANNA COUNTY, Pa. — The new tariffs in place on Mexico, Canada and China affect several industries. Mexico is the largest supplier of fruit and vegetables, while grain, livestock, meats ...

LACKAWANNA, N.Y. — A sugar company that built a refinery on the former Bethlehem Steel site is planning another expansion in Lackawanna. Sucro Limited (TSX-V: SUG) reached an agreement with the ...

Mayor Annette Iafallo announced a 23.6% property tax hike. The City Council's new budget offers something different.

LACKAWANNA, N.Y. (WIVB) — Several local leaders came together Thursday morning in Lackawanna to announce more funding to move the railroad facilities on the former site of Bethlehem Steel.

The company, a subsidiary of Mexican-based Grupo Simec, announced on Aug. 10 that steelmaking would be idled and about 500 total employees at its Canton and Lackawanna, New York, facilities would ...