Cincinnati’s iconic ice cream and candy brand keeps up with customer demand by expanding production and maintaining traditions.
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The city of Mason takes measured risks with its Tech Elevator program to lift startups and expanding companies.
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REDI administers $50,000 state grants to support business owners from underrepresented populations.
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New indoor farming facilities in Boone County and in Georgia will boost the company’s food innovation beyond this region.
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The U.S. Central Region’s annual XCentric Conference will bring 500 entrepreneurs to town in September.
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Ryan Frew’s startup communications business connects users with leaders in arts, sports, and technology.
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Someone’s in the Incubator Kitchen
by John Foxby John FoxRachel DesRochers hosts as many as 50 different food and beverage startups each month in her Incubator Kitchen Collective in Newport.
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CincyTech Shares the Love and the Funds
by John Foxby John FoxTwo $200-million investment rounds so far in 2022 help Cincinnati’s startup scene blast off.
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New City Hall priorities guide a proposed apartment project at the former Macy’s corporate headquarters building downtown.
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The company’s acquisition by RWS Entertainment Group expands its global impact while keeping its design talent in Cincinnati.
