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Fortune's 2026 ranking keeps Pittsburgh at 10 Fortune 500 headquarters, led by PNC, even as a longtime manufacturer drops off and an energy firm moves in.
An affiliate of 601W Companies reached the U.S. Steel Tower’s loan maturity on June 3 as talks with Wells Fargo continue and the loan remains in special servicing.
Bechtel Plant Machinery has leased the remaining suites at Next Tier Connect's Monroeville campus, filling the last available space and returning the former Westinghouse headquarters to full occupancy.
Buchanan extended its downtown Pittsburgh lease at the Union Trust Building, locking in more than 115,000 square feet of headquarters space.
PNC‑nurtured numo will power Bank of America's BankAmeriDeals, bringing tens of thousands of merchant offers to millions of cardholders.
JCPenney confirmed the Ross Park Mall location will close Sept. 20, 2026, citing lease issues and directing customers to other stores and online. The closure leaves an anchor vacancy at the North Hills mall.
Pittsburgh foundry McConway & Torley won a CBP ruling that an importer evaded duties on freight‑rail couplers; the Oregon manufacturer disputes the decision. The case could force unpaid duties to be repaid.
Acrisure says it will cut roughly 2,250 roles — about 11% of its workforce — as the Grand Rapids fintech leans into AI, with reductions phased through 2027.
Disney Store Limited Time opens at Ross Park Mall this Saturday with exclusive park-only merchandise and a child-led opening ceremony. Mall officials say it will stay through the holidays for now.
Stefani Pashman will step down as Allegheny Conference CEO by the end of 2026; board chair Leroy Ball will lead the search for her successor.
A Beaver County pipe fabricator plans a $15M move to Aliquippa that will create about 130 jobs and expand the borough’s manufacturing capacity.
Amazon is pursuing its first distribution facility in Washington County; township approvals are pending for a proposed delivery station.
A Pittsburgh seller says he lost more than $1,100 on a ticket marketplace and is warning other sellers; state and national consumer agencies outline how to avoid similar scams.
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