Vertus Technologies plans to build its first US coal-processing facility at Cincinnati Bulk Terminals' riverfront facility. The UK-based company will ship 100,000 tons of clean coal a year from the plant.
General Cable Corp. has become one of the most geographically diverse U.S.-based manufacturing companies, with its overseas sales now accounting for about 70 percent of its total sales.
More than 500 aviation mechanics and propulsion engineers from almost 20 Chinese airlines will be trained on engines made by GE and its joint venture CFM International. The training takes place GE's Customer Technical Education Center in Cincinnati, and in Guanghan, China.
Pendleton DataFarm, a Northern Kentucky company that provides what it calls "a unique blend of country hospitality and technical savvy," is one of 12 small businesses recognized by the state of Kentucky for innovation and leadership.
Cincinnati's Freedom Center just a launched a "digital backpack" project to offer its visitors a new way to learn and spread the word about the Center.
A major expansion, including 170 new jobs, of Toyota Boshoku America's headquarters in Greater Cincinnati is on the way, and the company credits the region's workforce and its central location for its choice to grow here.
Colliers Turley Martin Tucker Cincinnati, a commercial real estate firm, says the industrial vacancy rate in the Cincinnati market dropped to 6.31 percent during the quarter, down from 6.56 percent in the last quarter of 2007.
Xavier's Center for Business Ethics and Social Responsibility was just renamed the Cintas Institute for Business Ethics at Xavier University, with support from Cintas founder and Chairman Richard Farmer and the Farmer Family Foundation, and Cintas Vice Chairman Bob Kohlhepp.
Northern Kentucky's innovative efforts at economic development and its regional approach to improving the community were recognized with the "E.ON U.S. Community Award for Innovation" from the Kentucky Association for Economic Development. KAED annually presents the award for economic development efforts that are community driven.
Xavier University shared first place with the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill in a leading trade magazine's ranking of the top business graduate schools for physicians.
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