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Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania: Governor Shapiro Secures Over $800M Investment From GSK To Expand Operations, Creating Over 300 New Jobs; GSK Is Expanding Its Facilities In Upper Merion Township, With Construction Planned To Begin In 2027

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