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Data-center development boom drives big questions about power, incentives, emissions and much more >> bit.ly/3xEaq2o

Real estate investment firm pays $20M for Central Ohio industrial site >> bit.ly/3LgBqrB

As Central Ohio continues to grow, local municipalities are making an effort to control new development by acquiring properties for future use.

The bankruptcy of the apparel maker behind the Salt Life brand could lead to layoffs around the country, including Central Ohio.

Columbus Business First is proud to announce the 2024 Building Columbus Awards, highlighting projects that elevate the city's skyline, preserve historic buildings across Central Ohio, create much needed housing and contribute to the community's growth.

JobsOhio says that boosting opportunity for underrepresented workers and entrepreneurs remains a priority. But the word "inclusion" no longer appears in its annual report or a small-business grant.

The IRS has a huge backlog of Employee Retention Credit claims, and payments could take years >> bit.ly/3xMNaPG

An out-of-state investor now owns 10 properties in Franklin County.

As Nationwide Foundation’s Endowed Chair in Neonatology, Dr. Sudarshan Jadcherla, director of the Neonatal and Infant Feeding Disorders Program at Nationwide Children’s, is grateful for the philanthropic support the foundation has provided the program so the team can continue to make life-changing impacts on young patients.(Sponsored Content by Nationwide )

"A building like that lends itself to certain uses," said Harsax Management Co. CEO Randall Sacks. "And the ambiance the old bank building would give to a restaurant... what a leg up."