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MyChesCo is regarded for our timely and relevant Chester County business news and marketplace services. Chester County, PA is home to roughly 48,950 companies, according to the U.S. Census Bureau, most of which are small businesses. Nevertheless, here you will discover publically-traded corporations, entrepreneurial startups, large national chains, company headquarters and virtually everything in between. Chester County is the place for business!
The top employers include the Vanguard Group, QVC Network, and Siemens Medical Solutions USA. Moreover, the main business sectors include Agriculture, Manufacturing, Retail Trade, Biotech, and Tourism. This unique combination of industries has allowed Chester County to maintain a booming economy while keeping a rural atmosphere, despite being one of Pennsylvania’s fastest-growing locations for business.
Yet, while the area can boast being home to many large, nationally known and award-winning brands and companies, the area truly thrives because of small business. The typical company is either owner-operated, family-run, or a small mom-and-pop shop. It is for this reason that Chester County’s economy is one of the strongest and most diversified in the state and the nation. Here you will find everything from High Tech to Amish markets.
A buyer purchasing the median-priced U.S. home with a standard 30-year mortgage will now pay more in interest than the home’s purchase price, underscoring how elevated borrowing costs continue to …
Mortgage Interest Now Exceeds Home Cost for Typical Buyer Read More
DEVON, PA — Mullen Coughlin LLC has added veteran cyber incident response attorney George Chaisty as a senior partner in its London office, strengthening the firm’s ability to advise multinational …
Mullen Coughlin Expands London Cyber Practice With Partner Hire Read More
WEST CHESTER, PA — Lavazza is bringing its Tablì coffee system to the United States, betting that a capsule-free, single-serve format can carve out a place in one of the …
Lavazza Brings Capsule-Free Coffee System to U.S. Market Read More
EXTON, PA — Omega Flex Inc. (NASDAQ: OFLX) declared a quarterly dividend of $0.34 per share, maintaining its shareholder payout while preserving flexibility to fund operations, capital investments and potential …
Omega Flex Maintains Dividend as Board Weighs Growth Needs Read More
BERWYN, PA — AscellaHealth co-founder and Chief Executive Officer Dea Belazi has been named a 2026 Philadelphia Titan 100 Hall of Fame honoree, recognition that follows several years of rapid …
AscellaHealth CEO Joins Titan Hall of Fame Amid Growth Run Read More
MALVERN, PA — Vishay Intertechnology Inc. (NYSE: VSH) has expanded its ILHB series of automotive-grade multilayer chip ferrite beads, increasing current-handling capacity and broadening design options for manufacturers facing growing …
Vishay Expands Ferrite Bead Line for Higher-Current Electronics Read More
MALVERN, PA — 2X has acquired artificial intelligence platform Knownwell in a transaction valuing the combined company at more than $400 million, a deal that expands the marketing-services firm’s AI …
ICYMI: 2X Acquires Knownwell, Creating $400 Million AI GTM Company Read More
WASHINGTON, D.C. — The U.S. Small Business Administration has proposed eliminating race-based presumptions of social disadvantage in its 8(a) Business Development Program, requiring all individual applicants to provide documented evidence …
SBA Moves to End Race-Based 8(a) Admissions Standards Read More
EXTON, PA — Red Rover, a provider of human capital management software for K-12 school districts, reported growth in customer adoption and platform usage as school systems increasingly consolidate workforce …
Red Rover Expands K-12 Market Share as District Adoption Grows Read More
BERWYN, PA — AscellaHealth has formed an international Strategic Advisory Council to advise life sciences companies on market access, commercialization, and regulatory strategy as manufacturers of rare disease and advanced …
AscellaHealth Forms Global Advisory Council as Drug Makers Face Regulatory Shifts Read More