Manufacturing
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Bensalem’s First Look Display Group Receives $375K Loan to Support Expansion
The Pennsylvania Industrial Development Authority has approved a $375,000 low-interest loan for Bensalem-based First Look Display Group to support the manufacturer’s business expansion, writes Ed Gruver for the Lehigh Valley Business. The approval of the loan was announced by Department of Community and Economic Development Secretary Rick Siger earlier this week. “PIDA loans are one…
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FMC Corporation Once Again Makes Barron’s List of 100 Most Sustainable U.S Companies
For the second consecutive year, Philadelphia-based FMC Corporation, a global agricultural sciences company, has made Barron’s annual list of the 100 Most Sustainable U.S. Companies. FMC is also the only agriculture company to make the list for the second year in a row and one of only 29 companies on the list that posted a…
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Wall Street Journal: Wharton Grad Keeps Tesla Rolling As Elon Musk’s Attention Gets Pulled in Several Directions
Zach Kirkhorn, a graduate of The Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania and CFO of Tesla, is the one who is keeping the electric vehicle company rolling while Elon Musk’s attention is pulled in different directions, report Rebecca Elliott and Zoe Thomas for the Tech News Briefing podcast at The Wall Street Journal. According to…
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New Britain Manufacturer’s Medical Tool Developed at Temple University, Approved by FDA
A manufacturer located in Bucks County recently created an important medical implement that was approved by the FDA. John George wrote about the technological advancement for the Philadelphia Business Journal. Thrombolex Inc., located at 75 Britain Drive in New Britain, will be marketing the Bashir Endovascular Catheter device, created by the manufacturer’s founder, Dr. Riyaz…
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Custom Label Manufacturer’s Bucks County Facility to Close its Doors Next Month
An out-of-state manufacturer will be closing its facility in Bucks County at the end of May, leaving many employees looking for a new job. Ryan Sharrow wrote about the closure for the Philadelphia Business Journal. Brook and Whittle, the Connecticut-based custom label manufacturer, is closing its Croydon facility and letting go of 72 employees. According…
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Fairless Hills Company Offers Custom Air Filters For Customers in Bucks County, Surrounding Region
A Bucks County company has become one of the foremost suppliers of quality art filters in the region, with a variety of options to choose from. Filter Warehouse USA, a Fairless Hills-based custom air filter manufacturer, is now the premier distributor of custom size air filters in Bucks County and the surrounding region. The firm,…
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Bristol Electronics Manufacturer Secures Location Through Purchase of Local Business Complex
A Bucks County company has recently made their home in the area by finalizing the purchase of a well-known business building. Paul Schwedelson wrote about the transaction for the Philadelphia Business Journal. TESCO, an electronics manufacturer based in Bucks County, recently acquired a large portion of the Grundy Commons, a major business complex in Bristol,…
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Trevose-Based Drug Manufacturer Restructuring, Shutting Down Two Philadelphia Research Facilities
A Bucks County manufacturer is restructuring their operations as the country’s current economy takes a toll on a major industry. John George wrote about the local company for the Philadelphia Business Journal. Lannett Company Inc., located at 1150 Northbrook Drive in Trevose, is closing their two Northeast Philadelphia research and development sites, the first steps…
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Wall Street Journal: Warminster Manufacturer Helps to Add the Finishing Touch to Local Car Sales
A Bucks County company has become known for adding a special touch to a major purchase, but the current economy is affecting their business. Jon Pinsker wrote about the local company in The Wall Street Journal. The Car Bow Store, located at 440 Nina Way in Warminster, specializes in making the decorative plus-sized bows that…
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Trevose-Based Manufacturer Celebrates 75 Years of Local Business
A Bucks County manufacturing company just celebrated a major milestone in their long and productive history within the area. Theresa Hegel wrote about the local company for the Advertising Speciality Institute. Penn Emblem, located at 2577 Interplex Drive in Trevose, recently celebrated 75 years of business in the Bucks County and Philadelphia areas. The company…
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Bensalem to Become New Home of Longstanding Philadelphia Manufacturer
A major manufacturer from the Philadelphia area just announced that they will be moving their operations to the Bensalem area. Dino Ciliberti wrote about the major business news for the Roxborough-Manayunk Patch. Weber Display & Packaging, currently located at 3500 Richmond Street in Philadelphia, has announced that they will be moving their headquarters and main…
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Southampton Company Working to Make Sure Residents Get the Proper Heating They Need for the Winter
With the winter fast approaching, one Bucks County company is working to make sure everyone gets the heating they need. Reporters at NBC10 Philadelphia recently covered the heating that will be commonplace soon. Petro Home Services, located at 650 Knowles Avenue in Southampton, is one of many heating companies working to ensure that Bucks County…
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Car Dealership Chain Opens Their Latest Showroom in Fairless Hills
A popular car dealership chain just opened one of their latest locations in Bucks County, with a family-fun event kicking off their first day. Staff writers at MyChesCo wrote about the new showroom. AutoLenders, a well-known used car dealership company, just opened their latest showroom in Fairless Hills this week. To kick off their first…
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Warminster Engineering Service Celebrates American Manufacturing, Technological Ingenuity
A Bucks County engineering company recently took the time to celebrate the American manufacturing economy, as well as local technology. TJM Electronics, located at 359 Ivyland Road in Warminster, recently made it clear that they are proud to be a part of the American engineering scene, and that they love to call Bucks County their…
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Falls Township Continues Work With Real Estate Developer, Enters Leasing Agreement for Construction
A major development plan in Bucks County continues after a transportation company signed a lease with Falls Township. Staff writers at the Lower Bucks Times had the details. NorthPoint Developments is currently working on construction of a new 1,159,849 square-foot facility at Keystone Trade Center, the former site of U.S. Steel in Bucks County. The…
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Newtown-Based Workwear Company, Originally From Ireland, Offers Much-Needed Supplies For Locals
An Irish workwear company has moved their main location to Bucks County, allowing locals to purchase boots, pants, and tool vests. Staff writers at Irish Central wrote about the company. Bucks Workwear, a Newtown-based workwear company, offers a wide array of workplace essentials from Snickers Workwear and Solid Gear safety shoes, its sister company. Founded…
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Trevose Career Center Opens Its Doors, Offering Job Services to Local Residents
A Bucks County career center recently opened their latest location in Trevose, a huge help for those looking for jobs and careers. PA CareerLink Bucks County hosted a ribbon-cutting ceremony for their new location on Wednesday. Shortly thereafter, this was followed by a large job fair to kick off the new center’s operations. The new…
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Warminster-Based Arbutus Biopharma Receives Key Patent in Decade-Long Pursuit of Hepatitis B Cure
Warminster-based Arbutus Biopharma has received a key patent in its ongoing pursuit of a cure for chronic hepatitis B infection. John George wrote about the Bucks County company for the Philadelphia Business Journal. The company has been granted a patent by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office that will provide Arbutus with exclusivity for its…
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