Two firms plan to add more than 100 jobs through relocation, expansion
A branding and marketing agency is moving to Covington, and a growing logistics firm is expanding.
A branding and marketing agency is moving to Covington, and a growing logistics firm is expanding.
When local organizations have no one to take over, they often shut down. But one group has found a solution to that problem.
Logistics, information technology, and computer hardware were the leading business sectors for these high-growth enterprises.
R.A. Jones is planning to invest about a million dollars a year over the next five years to build its capacity at its Kenton County facility.
The recent announcements come just a couple of months after Amazon said it would begin hiring for more than 2,000 positions at its new North American air hub.
As the economy evolves from shutdown and belt-tightening mode to recovery, employers are adapting to the new environment.
The pitch competition is targeted at undergrads in Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky who have well thought-out ideas and will stay here to develop them.
Business travel is slowly re-emerging, the airport's passenger count is surging, and airlines are adding new destinations.
Kentuckian Edward Lee of Khora launched the Workers Relief Program to help unemployed people during the pandemic.
The program helps entrepreneurs develop their ideas, examine their business models, and determine the next steps in their small-business journey.
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