In front of an audience of around 600, Cincinnati Mayor Mark Mallory delivered his annual State of the City address in which he addressed the issues of public safety, jobs and economic development, neighborhood revitalization and public transportation.
The State of Ohio welcomed 47 new bioscience companies in 2006, resulting in $1.3 billion in investment. This is an 8 percent increase over 2005, according to BioOhio's 2007 Ohio Bioscience Growth Report.
An investment of $4 million in green energy could bring 29,000 new jobs to Ohio, according to a report by the Blue Green Action Alliance. The manufacturing sector would benefit by producing wind turbines, solar panels, and other renewable energy equipment.
Cincinnati Mayor Mark Mallory has released his GO Cincinnati report, which highlights specific strategies for investment to spur city growth and increase the city's tax base. By following the report's recommendations, the city could create nearly 5,000 new jobs and increase its revenues by more than $146 million.
Radioactive seeds and chemotherapy wafers have shown promise in treating cancerous brain tumors in a study conducted by the Neuroscience Institute at the University of Cincinnati and University Hospital. The study showed that treatment using both increased the survival rate compared to patients who had either the seeds or wafers alone.
Data management leader Quadrate has joined forces with local public relations firm Eisen Management Group to help market its software worldwide.
Two students of the University of Cincinnati's internationally recognized College of Design, Architecture, Art, and Planning (DAAP) were selected to work with Infinite Scale Design Group to design graphics, banners, and wayfinding signage for Super Bowl LXII in Phoenix.
The developers of the Banks now have until February 29 to secure $74 million in financing for the project's first phase.
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