CEO Newsletter Archives

Spring 2021 CEO Newsletter

Winter 2021 CEO Newsletter

Sunseri family sells Strip District building to Buncher, more transactions to come July 25, 2024
Buncher makes Strip District buy as family best known for Pennsylvania Macaroni Co. is in the process of selling off a collection of properties along the Penn Avenue business district.
Tim Schooley
Production begins on Aurora-powered Volvo trucks July 25, 2024
Pittsburgh's autonomous vehicle industry has driven billions of dollars in investments but has also seen layoffs and closings — production of an Aurora-powered truck shows a possible road ahead.
Jake Dabkowski
CNX Resources makes first CNG sales July 25, 2024
This is a highly anticipated move by the natural gas producer.
Paul J. Gough
13 Pittsburgh companies are best places to work for disability inclusion July 25, 2024
Several Pittsburgh companies are among the nation's best places to work for disability inclusion.
Patty Tascarella
West Virginia University picked for $5M grant in work with NASA July 25, 2024
It has to do with a potential use of hydrogen production in space.
Paul J. Gough
URA board votes forward plan for Live Nation venue in Lower Hill July 25, 2024
URA board vote is expected to enable Live Nation to start construction on new 4,500-seat venue in a little more than a month to be able to open it in 2026.
Tim Schooley
Specialty pharmacy PANTHERx Rare appoints new CEO July 25, 2024
Specialty drug demand has risen consistently over the past two decades, leaving a newly formed but under-tapped market.
Jake Dabkowski
Douglas Nowicki, former Saint Vincent archabbot, dies age 79 July 25, 2024
Douglas R. Nowicki, the former archabbot of Saint Vincent Archabbey, died Tuesday, July 23, following a brief illness. He was 79 years old.
Mitra Nourbakhsh
How western Pennsylvania's industrial sector can tap climate funding July 25, 2024
It's part of the second-largest federal grant ever given to Pennsylvania, and announced earlier this week.
Paul J. Gough
Howmet Aerospace to expand in Tennessee July 25, 2024
The plant has been there since 1986 and was formerly part of its predecessor company.
Paul J. Gough