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"We've got projects for our line workers, we've got different activities..." one manufacturer says. "They’re doing things that are fun and fantastic, but we’ve got to get people engaged." Here's how some are doing just that.
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Even if your job has you returning to the office, what that means could change as the world tries to move on from the pandemic.
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Some high-profile Cincinnati CEOs argue capitalism in the United States needs an overhaul so people don't get left behind.
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Troy Parker was not able to secure a line of credit with a mainstream bank. He turned to short term lenders offering loans with very high interest rates. Eventually Troy found out about a state program that provides cash collateral for loans to minority-owned businesses.
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The Lincoln & Gilbert initiative will funnel $2.5 million into grants and mentoring.
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Emily Bruns and Sofia Mimendi started Aclipse Campervans in 2019. When the COVID-19 pandemic hit and hurt so many other companies, their business grew.
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A one-day summit on May 20 aims to help women take charge of their own financial futures after a punishing couple of years during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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The Lincoln & Gilbert initiative — named after the intersection of Lincoln and Gilbert in Walnut Hills, where a Black business district was located in the 1840s — says the multi-million dollar investment could double minority businesses in Cincinnati in five years.
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Labor market data suggests women's participation in the workforce dropped to its lowest level in decades during the pandemic. Why? And what can be done about it?
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The Kable Academy operates on a "no jobs, no pay," model where graduates only pay tuition once they are employed.
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About 500 military service members, veterans and spouses signed up for 50 spots in an entrepreneur mentoring weekend hosted by the Erlanger, Ky.-based Patriot Boot Camp. That meant the former CEO, Jen Pilcher, had to send a lot of rejection letters.
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"Riveted" tells the fascinating and surprising story of this iconic American garment.