The city's new Minority and Women Business Enterprise Program is shifting into high gear, giving small businesses a chance to become economic catalysts for the entire Greater Cincinnati region.
The Findlay Kitchen incubator space is still about a month from opening at Findlay Market, but there's already a solid group of members raring to open the doors.
Ocean welcomed its second accelerator class last week, featuring nine startups that include two from the UK and three from outside Cincinnati. Plus news from Bad Girl Ventures and UpTech.
People's Liberty has redesigned its signature Haile Fellowship grant program to focus more on long-term change for Cincinnati, and the application process will be open Jan. 13-29.
As Natasia Malaihollo refined the business plan for her consumer research startup at The Brandery, a strange thing happened: She fell in love with Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky. And now she wants to give back.
Turn and face the strange changes that 2016 will bring to Greater Cincinnati, thanks to these 10 stories waiting to be told.
Entrepreneurship accelerator Mortar Cincinnati celebrated the graduation of its third class with a pitch night Dec. 15, and several startups have already hit the ground running.
As efforts to save the original King Records studio in Evanston remain in flux, new educational efforts led by nearby Xavier University keep the King legacy alive.
Last year a number of Greater Cincinnati startup companies used Kickstarter to launch or expand product offerings, including Victor Athletics, The Paractive Project and several food & drink concepts.
AT&T is announcing it will work with cities to turn everyday objects like traffic lights and parking spots into tools to manage congestion and conserve energy, part of the emerging $1.5 trillion "smart cities" business sector.
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