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Huntington National Bank’s Greater Dayton market president, Steve Mullinger, has led increases in the Columbus-based bank’s lending in the region during his first year at the helm.

The celebration marked the official completion of the headquarters following a multi-million dollar, multi-year retrofit of the former Melim building, according to the announcement.

The owner of Akron's first cryptocurrency mining facility is considering moving its operations out of the city.

“A surge in AI-related tech spending could boost the rate of U.S. economic growth meaningfully over the next few years,” Wells Fargo economists say. That would be great news for the Bay Area.

An audit found that Oregon doesn't do enough to regulate the third-party companies that coordinate bulk prescription drug sales and insurance reimbursement rates.

This is the third Catholic diocese in the Bay Area to declare bankruptcy this year following similar actions by the dioceses of Oakland and Santa Rosa.

Venture capital investment opportunities have traditionally been available to only the ultra-wealthy. A Boulder-based fintech firm has a plan to change that.

Husband and wife Mike and Lori McGuire set out to solve the nursing shortage in senior care. Since launching their virtual nurse triage platform, Accelerated Care Solutions is posting rapid growth.

While the topic of mental health has become top of mind for both employees and employers over the past few years, it’s proven to be a complex challenge — in large part because it’s a difficult and sometimes misunderstood topic to tackle.

By opening up about their mental health issues and needs, some employees worry about their supervisors and colleagues treating them differently, having to answer uncomfortable questions about their mental health or even losing their job.

Mental health experts…

Sam Shaw, who has served as chief financial officer of Riveron since 2021, will become the business advisory firm's third CEO ever in October when he succeeds Julie Howard.