Les Wexner — Ohio’s wealthiest man who has donated to many politicians — is being deposed by members of Congress on Wednesday ...

Employer health benefits costs are rising faster than inflation and wage growth, putting continued pressure on ...

During a meeting among some multi-state operators (MSOs) in 2022, which was reportedly convened by an executive of ...

First Brands Group and some of its creditors are weighing a shift of some of its units into the Chapter 7 bankruptcy liquidation process as the company runs low on cash, according to people familiar ...

After more than two years of negotiations with the city, Row on Garden finally received final approval from the Cleveland Landmarks Commission on February 12, though it differs from the originally ...

A large industrial property on Cleveland’s West Side — currently a production center for U.S. Cotton, a national manufacturer of cotton swabs, pads, and other products — is being sold by Weston. But ...

WellLink, formerly known as The Center for Health Affairs and CHAMPS Group Purchasing, aims to serve hospitals, businesses, and communities to help improve health, the news release said. The ...

Other capital budget highlights include $6.5 million to resurface 52 miles of Akron roadways, $1 million for repairing city sidewalks, renovations to Stubbs Justice Center, completing the Northside ...

If you ask Baiju Shah, president and chief executive of the Greater Cleveland Partnership (GCP), Cleveland has the potential ...

A $2 million federal funding boost will help Case Western Reserve University and NASA Glenn Research Center dig deeper into what happens when gravity all but disappears. The funding, included in the ...

Barroco, a beloved Latin American restaurant, announced early Monday, Feb. 16, that it's closing its Lakewood location ( ...

A change deep in the new City of Cleveland budget could mean contractors on capital improvement projects (CIP) will be paid more promptly moving forward. The change comes in how CIP’s would be funded.