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The 80 vendors are the most in Taste's history.
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Nearly half of employed Black women in Greater Cincinnati are paid less than $15 an hour, according to the University of Cincinnati Economics Center.
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This year's festival will include the largest number of restaurants (36) and food trucks (19) participating in the event's history.
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Gov. Beshear says his administration will provide more information on the Omicron coronavirus variant as it comes in. He also addressed the economic progress Kentucky has made this year in light of the pandemic.
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Business owners will get a free year-long chamber membership, four education programs throughout the year, and access to mentors and resources to grow their businesses.
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These questions and more are expected to top the list of issues panelists will address this week.
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The city of Cincinnati and the Chamber Foundation are extending and expanding a grant program for restaurants and other establishments. The Taste of…
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With pandemic restrictions easing, local business owners are looking to the future and what they hope is a better year ahead. But many concerns still…
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Some of the region's top business leaders are gathering this week to discuss inclusive capitalism and how other companies can adopt such practices. The…
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Greater Cincinnati companies and businesses worldwide see the COVID-19 vaccine as the way forward. But because the vaccines haven't been approved by the…