With a seven-person team split between Bethlehem and Philadelphia, the startup is finding new ways to connect U.S. food companies with overseas markets.

Transportation outside the city, difficulty accessing capital and challenges finding and retaining talent persist in Steel City.

But it's happening next month, and one local expert thinks it could trigger an economic boom akin to York's post-World War II manufacturing bubble.

The Callowhill startup will be the exclusive Soylent retailer for 11 of the 12 towns, including Philly.

“We expect this to fuel the next two to three years of the company,” said cofounder Rick Nucci.

Houwzer has teamed up with ROAR to ensure safety for its realtors in Philadelphia.

There's a friendly competition between the Southeast and Northeast chapters of the state's Ben Franklin Technology Partners.

For $15 bucks, the startup will give you a comprehensive report on what's coming out of your faucet.