It’s a big week for the Cleveland Heights Park Synagogue redevelopment, which has received two streams of funding to help further the project. Just a few days after the City of Cleveland Heights ...

The opaqueness of First Brands’ operations was amped up by its growing use of a number of short-term borrowing techniques, known broadly as trade finance, that allowed it to take out what amounted to ...

Cleveland’s only locally headquartered regional bank continues to dominate market share in its hometown. KeyBank’s control of the Cleveland MSA deposit market decreased marginally in the past year, ...

A Cleveland-headquartered biotech company has secured $4.5 million in an oversubscribed financing round.

As it was initially envisioned, the Ohio Strategic Cryptocurrency Reserve would have permitted the state Treasurer to invest up to 10% of the uncommitted money in Ohio’s general fund, rainy day fund, ...

The other 19 lots, which will be allocated to Ishmael Martin, will be an extension of his infill lot work in Shaker Heights. In the neighboring suburb, he has filled every vacant lot on Sudbury ...

As of Tuesday, Oct. 14, all hemp-based THC goods sold in liquor stores, gas stations, and anywhere else will have to be yanked off all retail shelves in Ohio, following the signing of an executive ...

A 94,000-square-foot industrial facility in Warren, formerly a Delphi automotive plant, recently sold for $9.4 million, real estate firm CBRE announced on October 7. The building was fully occupied by ...

According to a new report from NIVA, dubbed the “State of Live,” it's estimated that a mere 20% of indie music venues, ...

Akron’s J-Rayl Transport, a well-known trucking company in the region, has sold its main facilities in a sale-leaseback transaction. The property sold on Sept. 26 for $6 million, which represents a ...

Wholesale food distributor Sirna & Sons Produce of Ravenna plans to lay off 45 workers from its distribution facility in Norwalk. The company disclosed the planned layoffs, scheduled for December, in ...

Cincinnati-based Fifth Third Bancorp., run by 46-year-old Tim Spence, struck an almost $11 billion deal to buy Dallas-based Comerica Inc. on Monday, finally satiating investors who’d long expected the ...