Technology

The quick success of legal sports wagering has positioned the Cincinnati region to attract the gaming world’s biggest names.

It’s not often that anyone discusses the benefits of the COVID pandemic. One of the tragedy’s disruptions, however, changed the way we work, and for some companies that’s turned out …

Ask Darren Murriner about Cloverleaf’s recent startup funding award of $7.3 million.

The fourth version of Cincinnati’s light art festival attracted 2 million guests on a beautiful October weekend.

New leaders at four Cincinnati startup organizations are upping their game to provide the region’s best and brightest entrepreneurs with more resources.

Rumpke operates one of the nation’s largest recycling facilities, making St. Bernard a hub for the economy and the environment.

Medpace invests in Madisonville and Cincinnati at large, with another $327 million expansion on the way.

Kosta Elefter leads Internet of Things and Generative AI projects sprouting at the company’s growing Milford campus.

A new Urban League-led training program equips women with skills, connections, and Google certification.

These four fast-growing private companies have depended on “killer talent” in order to scale up successfully.