.@dispatchalerts reports the building sale was not completed by the 1/1 deadline for economic incentives from the city of Dublin.

Republicans in the Ohio Senate have introduced a bill that would usher in significant changes to the state's recreational marijuana law, including a 50% tax increase. Here's our look at the early sales trends from last year.

According to the Institute for Women’s Policy Research, in 2023 the median weekly earnings of full-time women workers were just 83.6 cents on the dollar paid to full-time working men.

The week's latest dining dish from @columbusmonthly

Our condolences go out to the family, colleagues and friends of Don DePerro, who passed away unexpectedly over the weekend. This profile of Don from our January issue explores his career and how as CEO he helped bring new vitality to the Columbus Chamber.

What will Columbus look like in five or 10 years? Significant developments happening now, including a new airport terminal, Intel, a Downtown revitalization, the Carmenton Innovation District, and LinkUS, will lay the groundwork for the region’s future.

The housing crisis is an issue that business and government officials will continue to work on in 2025. Economist Bill LaFayette explains how going back to the root of the problem could provide possible solutions.

As we close out 2024, we're taking a look back at some of the trend stories from the past year that will continue to impact businesses in 2025. Here's our look at how higher education is embracing AI and adjusting offerings to meet student demand.

Today is the last chance to nominate your company for Top Workplaces 2025! It only takes a few minutes, but the rewards are long-lasting. Go to Here's a look back at this year’s top Large winner, DHL Supply Chain North America.

There’s still time to participate in Top Workplaces 2025! Nominate your organization at by 11/22. It only takes a few minutes, and you could get bragging rights for a year. Here’s a look 2024's top Midsize winner @daughertytweets.

Great CEO Insights conversation with retired @Donatos CEO Tom Krouse and Colleen Marshall. Krouse, who joined the company during the McDonald's ownership era, discussed its evolution and growth, working with the Grotes and more. Thanks @ColumbusChamber for the series partnership.

By spring, Columbus will have a new arts district at the revitalized intersection of Gay and North High streets. @columbusmonthly got all the details in this last piece of a three-part feature on the intersection's makeover.

Soon, visitors to the Gay and High streets district will be able to enjoy a profusion of art galleries, a world-class sculpture garden and a new Mexican restaurant by highly regarded chef Josh Dalton. @columbusmonthly got the details for their Dec. issue.

Long neglected, one of the city's prettiest, most historic business districts is quickly becoming the hottest block in town. @columbusmonthly got the scoop on the Gay-High revitalization.

We speak from experience when we say you should join our sister publication @columbusmonthly at their third Cocktail Competition on Nov. 20. Sample small-pour drinks from 18 of the city's best-known bars and restaurants, and vote to decide the winner!

Good news: You still have time to nominate your organization for the 2025 Top Workplaces awards! This annual program, in its 13th year, recognizes exceptional employers based on what their own employees think. Deadline = Nov. 22

Who will take home an award in 2024? Take our survey now and cast your vote!

Congratulations to our 2024 Best of Business honorees! Our 17th annual reader poll honors 83 winners and 173 runners-up who earned top marks from Central Ohio business professionals.