Why are we as consumers so captivated by stories of great customer service? Perhaps it is because they serve as a much needed reminder that there are companies (and amazing support reps) who still care about their customers.

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Highlights of the $29 billion spending package signed by Gov. Tom Corbett for the fiscal year that started July 1.

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Whether it’s a rebranding of the company’s name or logo, the addition of a new product or service or an effort to boost sales, when done right it can help you gain a competitive edge or grow a stagnant enterprise.

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Alabama Gov. Robert Bentley is headed to London for the Farnborough International Air Show to try to generate jobs for Alabama.

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An entrepreneurial type reads the signals and suddenly realizes it’s time to make the leap and ready a launch.

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Growth and expansion are key goals for most business owners and entrepreneurs. But how can you expand your business in today’s lackluster and slow-growth economy?

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Gov. Tom Corbett signed the state budget 10 days late on Thursday and used his line-item veto to strike $65 million from the General Assembly’s own appropriation, urging a renewed effort to curb public-sector pension benefits for newly hired teachers and state workers Corbett, a Republican, said he wanted to avoid any more school districts raising property taxes to cover their pension obligations, and criticized the GOP-controlled Legislature for refusing to contribute any of its approximately $150 million surplus to help state government close a massive deficit.

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Experts say there is a new “BYO” companies should start paying attention to: bring your own apps (BYOA).

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More venture capital firms raised funds in the second quarter of 2014 than any quarter seen since 2007. According to fresh data, 78 funds raised $7.4 billion in new commitments. 

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A Fidelity Investments spokeswoman says the company plans to cut more than 400 jobs in Kentucky and Texas.

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