Economy

How foreign-born business owners are helping Cincinnati grow and prosper, and what the region can do to attract more.

Rising housing demand is driven by the University of Cincinnati’s booming enrollment.

Brendon Cull, CEO and President of Cincinnati Regional Chamber, is dreaming of Cincinnati’s future as a growing, thriving region where everyone belongs.

The region is seeing a number of high-profile retail and hospitality chains open here for the first time, from Publix and Sweetgreen to Vuori and Wawa.

At the start of 2024, the Chamber introduced our new five-year strategic plan focused on growth. We know growing our economy, population, and cultural vibrancy creates opportunity for our region …

Engaged small business owners keep analog shops thriving in our increasingly digital world.

Area companies are continuously upskilling and retraining new hires and existing employees alike.

Kiki the Barber connects with Oxford neighbors thanks to a Storefronts to the Forefront grant.

By focusing on cargo operations, recruiting low-cost airlines, and developing 7,700 acres of land, the airport CEO turned CVG into an economic power and a welcoming place for travelers.

Butler County’s superior water quality has residents, businesses, and economic development teams lapping it up.