Cleveland Business News
Joel Adelman, who founded and sold Advance Partners, starts new lending company
Joel Adelman, who founded and sold Advance Partners, starts new lending company
Oak Street Health opens fourth Cleveland care center for Medicare patients
Oak Street Health opens fourth Cleveland care center for Medicare patients
Oak Street Health, a network of primary care centers for adults on Medicare, has opened its fourth care center in Cleveland.
Ace Hardware coming to The Shoppes at Parma
Ace Hardware coming to The Shoppes at Parma
Early next year, Parma residents are going to have quite the dilemma.
Pulte Homes to build 306 homes at Geauga Lake amusement park site
Pulte Homes to build 306 homes at Geauga Lake amusement park site
Pulte Homes said it plans to build 306 new homes at the site of the former Geauga Lake amusement park.
Cleveland councilmen decry lack of transparency over plans to repair or replace Willow Avenue Bridge
Cleveland councilmen decry lack of transparency over plans to repair or replace Willow Avenue Bridge
City councilmen Matt Zone and Kerry McCormack say the city could blow a once-in-a-generation chance to correct the environmental injustice caused by heavy trucks using the aging Willow Avenue Bridge, which needs to be repaired or replaced.
Mahall’s launches Kickstarter ‘Lights On’ fundraiser
Mahall’s launches Kickstarter ‘Lights On’ fundraiser
Lakewood bowling alley and music venue Mahall's has launched a Kickstarter fundraiser to help stay in business.
Small-business owners cite SBA programs for pandemic relief but worry about what’s still ahead
Small-business owners cite SBA programs for pandemic relief but worry about what’s still ahead
Several Cleveland-area business owners on Monday said the U.S. Small Business Administration’s coronavirus-relief programs have been a lifeline that is helping them survive the ongoing economic crisis caused by the pandemic.
Cleveland real estate developer wants to expand Dayton presence, targets 29 acres for purchase
Cleveland real estate developer wants to expand Dayton presence, targets 29 acres for purchase
The proposed agreement would expand the developer's holdings at a 1,250-acre research park.
Avon man promoted to senior executive at Bendix
Avon man promoted to senior executive at Bendix
Mike Tober of Avon has been promoted, along with two others from Huron and Strongsville, to an executive position at Bendix in Elyria.
Midwest startup city rankings: Chicago leads the way, Cleveland slips
Midwest startup city rankings: Chicago leads the way, Cleveland slips
In a new ranking of the best Midwest cities for startups, Chicago once again took the top spot, while Cleveland lost ground and many of the region's college towns saw their rankings slip as well.
Polymer company Avient appoints new chief financial officer
Polymer company Avient appoints new chief financial officer
Avient Corp. has hired Jamie Beggs as its senior vice president and chief financial officer, replacing Bradley Richardson, who is retiring.
U.S. Supreme Court bars Ohio AG from participating in oral arguments in Obamacare case
U.S. Supreme Court bars Ohio AG from participating in oral arguments in Obamacare case
Oral arguments in the case, which could decide the future of the Affordable Care Act, are Nov. 10.
Congress is deadlocked on a new stimulus plan. Could Trump go it alone on PPP?
Congress is deadlocked on a new stimulus plan. Could Trump go it alone on PPP?
Congress remains deadlocked on a new stimulus bill to combat the economic fallout of Covid-19, essentially freezing in place a host of potential changes, expansions and additions to the popular Paycheck Protection Program. But could President Donald Trump use his executive authority to create blanket loan forgiveness or use the roughly $130 billion in money left over from the original PPP?
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