Writer: Jerrica DuBois 3 min read April 2024 — Private and public sector leaders in the U.S. Northern markets covered by Capital Analytics’ annual business reviews demonstrated a positive turnaround in economic sentiment in 1Q24. The first quarter of the year saw the Federal Reserve continue its pause on interest
Writer: Ryan Gandolfo 3 min read January 2024 — Private and public sector leaders in the U.S. Northern markets covered by Capital Analytics’ annual business reviews expressed a downward shift in economic sentiment in 4Q23. The last quarter of the year saw interest rates stabilize and inflation fall to nearly
Writer: Ryan Gandolfo 2 min read September 2023 — Deciphering enrollment trends in higher education has become increasingly complex as student expectations and plans for entering the workforce have shifted. The University of Cincinnati, which saw a record enrollment of more than 50,000 students this fall, has found success in
Writer: Joshua Andino 2 min read July 2023 — Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport aims to attract millions in capital investment through its diversification and expansion strategy. The 14th largest cargo airport in the world has sought to expand and diversify its business lines in an attempt to attract over $100
Writer: Ryan Gandolfo 2 min read March 2023 — On Friday, Cincinnati’s fire chief was terminated by Cincinnati City Manager Sheryl Long, citing an unwelcoming workplace culture towards women. Long submitted a memorandum to the mayor and members of the city council, stating that Chief Michael Washington “has proven to
Writer: Ryan Gandolfo 2 min read February 2023 — From trailblazing the start of professional baseball to entering exciting new periods for the city’s pro football and soccer teams, Cincinnati is taking pro sports to a whole new level. The Cincinnati Bengals have led the charge in Queen City, with
Writer: Steven Dominguez 3 min read February 2023 — With the overall crime in Cincinnati at a 10 year low, the public sector has been taking additional steps to ensure public safety by addressing social and economic factors. The city’s first female police chief, Teresa Theetge, is working toward lowering
Writer: Ryan Gandolfo 2 min read January 2023 — The city of Cincinnati is another step closer to new passenger rail routes that would connect it to other regional hubs. Ohio cities and regional planning commissions recently submitted proposed passenger rail routes to the Federal Railroad Administration (FRA). If approved,
Writer: Ryan Gandolfo 2 min read January 2023 — The Cincinnati region is not messing around when it comes to economic development and growth. In two of the past three years, the state finished first in the nation for total number of projects in Site Selection magazine’s Governor’s Cup ranking,
Writer: Liz Palmer 4 min read December 2022 — Cincinnati and its surrounding municipalities had a busy 2022 between investment announcements and doubling down on entrepreneurial initiatives and economic diversification. It’s no surprise that 2023 is anticipated to be more of the same, with the seeds planted over the past
