Several companies based in Greater Cincinnati or with major operations here cracked the Top 10 of Fortune's Most Admired Companies list and of its Best Innovators list..
CETconnect.org is planning improvements in its second year, including personalization capability, a new look, more interactivity and a wider variety of content.
The kids in Chicago's public schools will experience Cincinnati's National Underground Railroad Freedom Center through high quality, digital media and distance-learning technology.
In an EPA-funded program, the city of Cincinnati provides a free brownfield job training program to enable qualified people to become experts in dealing with lead, asbestos, mold and other hazardous substances.
Three top academic experts on China's economy will lead an interactive discussion at Xavier University on that country's worldwide economic impact.
Cincinnati's Fortune 500 firms bring big advantages to the region, according to a new index calculated by researchers at the University of Cincinnati.
Professional women in Greater Cincinnati have a new networking group, part of the Network of Executive Women (NEW), a national organization for the consumer product goods and retail industry.
A $250,000 federal grant will help further Thomas More College's plan to create a center for health care education to train the next generation of health care professionals and managers.
A community group is working to restore and redevelop Cincinnati's old breweries and surrounding neighborhoods and is offering a tour, which will include underground spaces from the Prohibition Era, to raise awareness.
Cincinnati-based media company E.W. Scripps plans to make free airtime available to political candidates on its nine network-affiliated TV stations. The stations will provide five minutes of free airtime to candidates nightly between 5 p.m. and 11:35 p.m. in the 30 days before the general elections in 2008 as well as prpvide other public service programming.
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