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The eighth annual Denver Startup Week pitch competition winner won a prize valued at more than $48,000, including a $2,000 cash prize from Caruso Ventures and $10,000 in AWS activate credits.

There was much anticipation for Haribo of America to open its first North America plant in southeastern Wisconsin and that excitement will only grow after comments Thursday from a top company official that there are already plans being discussed to greatly expand the plant, along with the possibility of adding a retail store and an experience center. Check out the attached slideshow to see photos.

Away Days Brewing is selling small business bonds to raise $350,000 to fund an expanded brewhouse and taproom.

Birdcall is about to open in Phoenix after renovating a former Burger King building. That will be the Colorado-based restaurant's second Valley location, and it isn't stopping there, the CEO said.

Get to know 2023 40 Under 40 winner, Jonathan Fields co-founder and creative director for Kind of Famous.

Everyone remembers their first concert. Their first real one, that is. The first one in an arena filled with thousands of people screaming and belting out song after song. No matter who you happen to see that first time, it will remain imprinted in your mind.

He’s been begging to attend a concert for a long time. It would be an easy request to fulfill had he liked country music or was interested in anything other than rap. I attend several concerts annually, and he would have been more than able…

The events for this weekend's Professional Bull Riders Tour Cowboy Days begin Friday night at Greensboro Coliseum Complex.

Viviani is once again partnered with Tampa Bay's Babb Hospitality on the concept.

Happy Friday morning, Columbus.

Now your office pet pictures are starting to roll in.

Thank you!

Remember to send hi-resolution images and please include your company's name, even if your furry (or feathery, fishy or scaly) coworker is part of your home office.

Here's the other unofficial Business First intern, Bob, who chews on cords, messes with my filing system and is no longer allowed to answer my email.

Now, let's get down to today's business.

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As he prepares his final season with the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra, music director Louis Langrée is feeling both poignant and energized.

“It's both,” he said. “I mean, I'm not the owner of the orchestra. I fell in love with this orchestra, these musicians. Not only the musicians, but the vibe – the vibe with the administrative team, with the crew, with the technical people and with the patrons. I think it's a wonderful story and I love it.”

Langrée had flown into Cincinnati for…