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Amend Consulting plans 80 new jobs, Cincinnati headquarters move

Amend Consulting plans to add 80 jobs and relocate its headquarters as the Cincinnati-based business consulting firm expands its operations.  The proposed expansion includes $6.8 million in projected annual payroll, according to the Ohio Department of Development. The company currently occupies the top two floors of a four-story building at 538 Reading Road in Cincinnati’s…
October 27, 20260Comments

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Cincinnati business leaders urge CPS to delay property tax levy

Cincinnati business leaders are urging Cincinnati Public Schools to pause its proposed property tax levy, citing concerns about transparency, timing and community support.  The five-year, 7-mill measure is scheduled to appear on the November 3, 2026, ballot and would generate approximately $66.3 million annually if approved. Letters from Cincinnati Regional Chamber President and CEO Brendon…
October 15, 20260Comments

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Cincinnati-area businesses brace for possible fallout from escalating trade tensions

Cincinnati-area businesses are watching the latest Canada trade measures as new tariffs and import restrictions take effect. The immediate impact remains uncertain.  Some local businesses say they have not yet seen significant tariff-related price increases. Dane Donovan, owner of Donovan’s Auto and Tire Center, told WLWT that many essential vehicle parts come from outside the…
September 10, 20260Comments

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Cincinnati Financial reports $1.26 billion Q2 net income as investment gains drive earnings

Cincinnati Financial Corporation reported net income of $1.255 billion for the second quarter of 2026, an 83 percent increase from $685 million during the same period last year. The insurer credited strong investment gains for the increase, while higher catastrophe losses from severe weather weighed on its core insurance operations. The results were released after…
July 28, 20260Comments

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Grocery theft Cincinnati concerns drive new retail security measures across the region

Retailers across Greater Cincinnati continue to expand security measures as theft remains a costly challenge for the grocery industry.  While local companies have not reported a citywide surge in shoplifting figures for 2026, several stores have added visible security features over the past few years and continue refining those efforts as organized retail crime affects…
July 10, 20260Comments

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Business News

Vacancies plummet across the Cincinnati industrial market as developers race to build

The Cincinnati industrial market is experiencing a massive resurgence as developers meet soaring logistics demand. A plunge in the Cincinnati industrial market vacancy rate pushes major corporations to secure space rapidly. Greater Cincinnati is witnessing a massive commercial real estate boom. Modern distribution centers are filling up rapidly as construction crews race against demand. Companies…
July 8, 20260Comments

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Cincinnati nightlife economy expands

Cincinnati nightlife economy shows massive post-pandemic growth as 24-hour business trends return. The Queen City undergoes a dramatic visual transformation after midnight as local venues expand hours to capture growing late-night spending. A new rhythm after dark The Cincinnati nightlife economy is experiencing a significant revival as consumers demand late-night options. According to data published…
July 2, 20260Comments

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