Signs of Summer
A look at medical and wellness issues that affect the daily lives of business executives by Lynne Thompson “Liberally apply a full-spectrum sunscreen with a […]
Business
Building White Castle
America’s iconic fast food burger restaurant ‘slides’ into new marketsBy Lynne Thompson In 1921 E.W. “Billy” Ingram and Walter Anderson opened America’s first burger joint, […]
Above and Beyond
Elevate Akron aims to further develop the city through support of existing local businesses By Jordyn Grzelewski The Akron area is doing just fine. But […]
Big Strides
Doctors take extra steps to honor vets and connect with communityBy Janice Hisle Doctors are duty-bound to treat patients’ problems—and a group of Cincinnati-area physicians […]
Sounding Off
Amazon Responds to Our Fuse Chicken Story (see page 10) While it’s Amazon’s policy not to comment specifically on matters under ongoing litigation, they did […]
New Batch of Bikes
Huffy hopes innovation keeps company around for another 126 years By Eric Spangler A business doesn’t last 126 years by simply spinning its wheels. Unless […]
Is Ohio the Best State for Your Business?
When it comes to business taxes, maybe Ohio isn’t “one of the worst” after all By Liz Engel How does Ohio stack up against its […]
Planning’s Key to Take Advantage of New Federal Tax Cuts
By Mike Boyer The $1.5 trillion federal Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, signed into law late last year, was widely viewed as a big win […]
A Different Kind of Growth
ScottsMiracle-Gro, which planted itself in Marysville 150 years ago, has flourished thanks to its focus on healthy lawns and the community By Gail Burkhardt At […]
By the Numbers
By Eric Spangler Attorney General Mike DeWine’s office recently released a report from the Student Loan Debt Advisory Group—composed of legislators, collections experts, and college […]