Give Back Cincinnati offers three new projects
Give Back Cincinnati has three volunteer projects coming up, including trips to build housing in Ghana and in New Orleans.
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University of Cincinnati teacher retention program receives national recognition
Preparing good teachers and keeping them in the classroom is the goal of a University of Cincinnati partnership with a Cincinnati-area school district that just received national recognition and funding.
Technology meets business at University of Cincinnati’s Showcase 2008
University of Cincinnati's Showcase 2008 will give the region's business community a glimpse at some of the best of UC’s research that has either been commercialized or shows great potential. More than 100 exhibits and demonstrations of emerging technologies and research will be on hand in early March.
Researchers, Martin and Cherkoff Waltz at Cincinnati Children’s Hospital share $100k grant from 5/3
Two researchers at Cincinnati Children's Medical Center will share a grant designed to promote promising young talent.
Delta Air Lines employees share in $158 million in profit-sharing
Delta Air Lines, which was in bankruptcy less than a year ago, is now sharing profits with its employees.
High-tech entrepreneur, Mahendra Vora and Vora Ventures creates new growth company
High-tech entrepreneur Mahendra Vora's latest move is the acquisition of two IT firms, their planned merger as a vehicle for turther growth.
Union Springs Pharmaceuticals provides new protection for emergency personnel
Police, fire and other emergency responders have new tool to protect themselves, an innovative cleansing spray developed by Northern Kentucky's Union Springs Pharmaceuticals.
Kendle International Inc. hires 75 employees with 100k grant from Ohio Department of Development
With a $100,000 state grant, pharmaceutical research firm Kendle International Inc., will begin buying equipment for a $4 million expansion in downtown Cincinnati.
Employees now own Cincinnati market research firm
Cincinnati-based Burke made the transition to a 100 percent employee-owned company by completing a restructuring,
P&G’s new coffee company will employ more than 1,200
Procter & Gamble plans to create an independent company, based in Cincinnati, to capitalize on the popularity of coffee.
University of Cincinnati teacher retention program receives national recognition
Preparing good teachers and keeping them in the classroom is the goal of a University of Cincinnati partnership with a Cincinnati-area school district that just received national recognition and funding.
Technology meets business at University of Cincinnati’s Showcase 2008
University of Cincinnati's Showcase 2008 will give the region's business community a glimpse at some of the best of UC’s research that has either been commercialized or shows great potential. More than 100 exhibits and demonstrations of emerging technologies and research will be on hand in early March.
Researchers, Martin and Cherkoff Waltz at Cincinnati Children’s Hospital share $100k grant from 5/3
Two researchers at Cincinnati Children's Medical Center will share a grant designed to promote promising young talent.
Delta Air Lines employees share in $158 million in profit-sharing
Delta Air Lines, which was in bankruptcy less than a year ago, is now sharing profits with its employees.
High-tech entrepreneur, Mahendra Vora and Vora Ventures creates new growth company
High-tech entrepreneur Mahendra Vora's latest move is the acquisition of two IT firms, their planned merger as a vehicle for turther growth.
Union Springs Pharmaceuticals provides new protection for emergency personnel
Police, fire and other emergency responders have new tool to protect themselves, an innovative cleansing spray developed by Northern Kentucky's Union Springs Pharmaceuticals.
Kendle International Inc. hires 75 employees with 100k grant from Ohio Department of Development
With a $100,000 state grant, pharmaceutical research firm Kendle International Inc., will begin buying equipment for a $4 million expansion in downtown Cincinnati.
Employees now own Cincinnati market research firm
Cincinnati-based Burke made the transition to a 100 percent employee-owned company by completing a restructuring,
P&G’s new coffee company will employ more than 1,200
Procter & Gamble plans to create an independent company, based in Cincinnati, to capitalize on the popularity of coffee.
