Industry in Cincinnati runs on manufacturing, logistics, healthcare and consumer goods, and coverage here follows all of it. Reporting takes in sector performance, supply chain disruptions, regulatory shifts and consolidation across the city's industries.
The hospital system is financing capital projects, including a satellite campus expansion and a main campus renovation, through Hamilton County Hospital Commission bonds.
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Do you trust local hospitals to spend their money wisely on expansions?
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Do you trust local builders to finish neighborhood housing projects they start?
Thomas J. Ackermann Company has been named the new builder for the 31-home Station Court development in College Hill, Cincinnati.
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Should local governments offer tax credits to attract manufacturing jobs to your area?
The power fastening tool maker plans to add 37 jobs at its existing Cincinnati facility through new equipment and robotic automation.
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Do you believe increased domestic manufacturing by large companies improves long-term product availability and sustainability?
The company has brought new alkyl polyglucosides production capacity online at its facility in Cincinnati.
The veteran executive concludes a career of over three decades with the Cincinnati-based grocery retailer.
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Should your city create more specialized, autonomous agencies to manage local infrastructure needs?
The plan would move stormwater operations out of the Greater Cincinnati Water Works by 2027.
Reporting here centers on the sectors that define the Cincinnati economy, sector-wide hiring and layoffs, supply chain pressures and industry-wide regulatory changes. Coverage reaches across the city and into the communities around it wherever a sector story crosses the line. Manufacturing and logistics stories tend to recur because the region's plants and freight networks feel every shift in supply and demand. Labor availability and rising input costs are the constraints that most often reshape how these industries perform.
