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Cincinnati Consulting Firm Amend to Triple Office Space in Downtown Move
A fast-growing Cincinnati consulting firm is packing up its Pendleton offices for a 15-story tower in the heart of downtown, tripling its office footprint as it chases an ambitious hiring push over the next several years. Amend currently employs 103 people and plans to lease nearly a full floor at 312 Plum St., a move that will keep its headquarters firmly within the city's urban basin.
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Deep jobs cuts at WCPO-TV part of Scripps' nationwide cuts
Possibly more than a dozen WCPO-TV staffers lost their jobs Tuesday in E.W. Scripps’ third round of budget cuts in four months. Scripps cut 431 positions nationwide Tuesday, a Scripps spokesperson says. Multiple sources tell me Channel 9 eliminated half of its 12-person photo staff and two producers. Also...
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Middletown Walmart Supercenter to Celebrate Grand Reopening Oct. 30 Following Major Remodel
MIDDLETOWN, OH — The Walmart Supercenter located in the Warren County portion of Middletown is getting a fresh new look, and the retailer is inviting the community to celebrate its transformation Friday, Oct. 30. The store, located at 2900 Towne Blvd., will host a ribbon-cutting ceremony at 9 a.m.,...
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Longtime Customer Tony Baron Buys Pet Butler Southwest Ohio Franchise
Pet Butler has announced the resale of its Southwest Ohio franchise, with longtime customer Tony Baron purchasing the business from Todd Figgins and RJ McKay, according to an announcement reported by Pet Age on Oct. 27. The territory serves customers throughout the Dayton and Cincinnati region with pet waste removal and pet care services, Pet […]
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CoinHub Opens Larger Lebanon Coin Store Saturday With Halloween Grand Opening
Downtown Lebanon gains a new storefront on Halloween: CoinHub opens its larger Lebanon Coin & Jewelry store at 110 S. Broadway Street on Saturday, Oct. 31, with a grand opening aimed at collectors and families from across the Cincinnati and Dayton areas. The grand opening runs from 1 to 7 p.m., according to the company’s […]
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AT&T begins cutting off traditional landlines
If you reside in parts of the Tri-State, say goodbye to the classic dial tone because a major telecom shift is hitting your neighborhoods in the coming weeks. AT&T is getting ready to start cutting off traditional copper landlines across parts of the Tri-State area. Who will be most affected?
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‘Busy doing the right things:’ Eaton’s Bullen Ultrasonics celebrates plant award, blazes new trail
A national publication has recognized Eaton manufacturer Bullen Ultrasonics, and the company will celebrate the moment with a plant celebration. Bullen Ultrasonics' Eaton plant was named a 2026 IndustryWeek "best plants" award winner. The honor goes to four manufacturing plants across North America. Bullen's Eaton facility was recognized for manufacturing excellence.
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CoinHub Opens Larger Lebanon Coin and Jewelry Store on Halloween
LEBANON, Ohio — CoinHub will open its larger Lebanon Coin & Jewelry store on Saturday, Oct. 31, inviting collectors and families from the Cincinnati and Dayton areas to a Halloween grand opening in downtown Lebanon, the company announced in its Oct. 14 release. The new storefront at 110 S. Broadway St. will introduce in-person coin […]
The Cincinnati Exchange
Mortgage rates worsen home affordability as buyers struggle with down payments
Mortgage rates and down payment requirements are creating additional challenges for Americans seeking to purchase homes. Higher borrowing costs can reduce purchasing power, while homeowners with low-rate mortgages may delay selling to avoid higher payments on another property. These national trends could affect Greater Cincinnati, although local housing data is needed to determine their specific impact on the region.
Fox 19
Sycamore High School student turns catchphrase into clothing business
CINCINNATI (WXIX) - Sycamore High School student Jordan Friend turned his “cool beanz” catchphrase into a business three years ago. Friend said he started the business because of his interest in entrepreneurship. “I always had like an entrepreneurial mindset,” Friend said. “I should turn that into a business....
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AT&T to begin cutting off traditional landlines across parts of Tri-State
CINCINNATI (WKRC) - AT&T will be allowed to begin cutting off traditional copper landlines in parts of the Tri-State in the coming weeks, a move that could affect some residents in several Ohio counties. Most Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky landlines run on Altafiber and will not be affected, but some...
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Currito Strengthens Cincinnati Presence with Fresh Signed Franchise Deals
October 29, 2026 // Franchising.com // CINCINNATI – Currito is thrilled to announce its continued growth throughout the Cincinnati area with two newly signed franchise agreements. The brand recently secured a three-unit agreement with Petey Cunningham and his partnership group for restaurants in Mason, Milford and Eastgate, as well as a one-unit agreement with existing franchisee Ketul Patel for a new location in Liberty Township.
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Great American Insurance Group Announces Leadership Promotions
Cincinnati, OH – Great American Insurance Group recently announced the promotions of Jason M. Cohen and Aaron B. Latto to Executive Vice President and Shawn V. Los to Senior Vice President. Mr. Cohen joined the company in 2006 as Divisional Vice President within Corporate Claims. In 2008, he transitioned...
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Alarming Fraud Trend Targets Small-Town Mosque with Foreign Ties
MAINEVILLE, OHIO — The Islamic Center of Maineville, a mosque under construction in rural southwest Ohio, has drawn attention amid rising concerns about foreign-owned trucking companies and associated fraud. A review by Fox News Digital has uncovered significant financial connections between the mosque, various trucking companies, and the government of Uzbekistan.
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Levi’s distribution network transition saga continues to drag
Levi Strauss & Co. won’t see benefits from its beleaguered distribution network overhaul until 2027, according to a Q3 earnings call from Oct. 7. Despite closing its Hebron, Kentucky, distribution center at the end of Q3, Levi’s has been slowed by complexity caused by the number of SKUs it manages and a fire at one of its distribution centers, CEO Michelle Gass said on the call.