July ended up being a big positive month for the stock market, as the Dow Jones Industrial Average closed up nearly 7.1 percent for the month, making it the strongest month in a year. (THO) (AKS) (RBN) (DPL) (TDC) (SR) (REX)
The sales tax on most purchases will be waived Aug. 14-15, corporations and startups would receive new tax breaks, and the state’s large small business sector would be lifted with a series of stimulus policies under legislation agreed to by House and Senate leaders later Friday.
The CEOs of top performing local public companies received much bigger pay raises in 2009 than the CEOs of top performing companies in 10 major cities nationwide, according a new study.
Northrop Grumman Corp. — which warned in April that 330 jobs were at risk at Fort Eustis in Newport News, Va., as the company competed for a contract renewal — said will cut 173 jobs there even though it got the renewal. (NOC)
The University of Dayton Research Institute received a $3.5 million grant from the state of Ohio as part of more than $34 million being doled out statewide to fuel economic development. (NCR)
A 10,000-square-foot residential condominium project hit hard by the recession is expected to have a new owner soon. Bids are due Friday for the bank-owned property in upper Georgetown at 2136 Wisconsin Ave. NW.
The growth of Tri-State business activity continued to moderate for the second consecutive month in July, suggesting the local economy could be settling into a new equilibrium, according to the monthly Cincinnati Report on Business.
The electricity from the Cape Wind project would cost 10 percent less than previously planned under an agreement reached in principal with the state attorney general’s office.
American Water Works Co. said Friday that its board of directors has increased its quarterly cash dividend to 22 cents per share from 21 cents per share.
Environmental Tectonics Corp. said Friday it has increased the number of people on its board of directors to six with the appointment of former astronaut Winston Scott.
The state’s economy expanded at a 6.4 percent rate during the second quarter of 2010, a growth more than double that of the nation’s 2.4 percent, according to the University of Massachusetts’ MassBenchmarks report.
The University of Dayton Research Institute has landed a $3.5 million grant from the state of Ohio as part of $34 million being doled out statewide for job-ready sites. (NCR)
Cincinnati’s most famous chef, Jean-Robert de Cavel, has established an Aug. 10 opening date for his next restaurant, Jean-Robert’s Table, at 713 Vine St.
Touting the Obama administration’s trade enforcement efforts, U.S. Trade Representative Ron Kirk told a crowd of southwestern Pennsylvania workers that his office is filing a case against Guatemala for what the U.S. sees as unfair labor practices in violation of a free trade agreement between the two countries.
Canonsburg-based Horizon Properties Group LLC is ready to push forward with a new regional headquarters for Texas-based natural gas firm Range Resources.
U.S. health care reform is on the horizon. This week in response to the growing health care affordability issue and its impact on small business, IFV News' Shea Maultsby spoke with Molly Brogan.
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