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BizTalk with Bill Roy Podcast Episode 190: Sheree Utash, WSU Tech
WSU Tech is entering the new year and the new semester with new programs, new ways of teaching and as one of a few two-year schools in the country to be offering in-person classes. 
Tags Education Colleges & Universities Human Resources
Five things you need to know, and my Costco hit list
Here are the five things you need to know to start your business day. 
Tags Roundup Cinci 5 Things Editorial 2014
Here's how much liquor Ohioans purchased in 2020 (and how much they spent on spirts)
Ohioans didn't stop stocking up on spirits throughout the Covid-19 pandemic. 
Tags Restaurants Retailing & Restaurants Food & Lifestyle
A review of Mecklenburg County restaurant health inspections in December
The Charlotte Business Journal continues its monthly review of health-code inspections for restaurants in Mecklenburg County. 
Tags Mecklenburg County Health Department Government & Regulations Food & Lifestyle
Girl Scouts of Western Ohio secures $400K for area camp improvements
Girl Scouts of Western Ohio is getting hundreds of thousands of dollars in state funding to make improvements to camps in Warren County. 
Tags Roni Luckenbill Girl Scouts of Western Ohio Philanthropy & Nonprofits
CityLink embarking on $5 million expansion in West End
The West End's CityLink Center is embarking on a $5.3 million expansion that will add four new buildings to nearly 24,000 square feet on its property, allowing it to serve an additional 300 people per... 
Tags Construction Johnmark Oudersluys Philanthropy & Nonprofits
The Next Chapter: Reliance on reviews
'I don’t know if we’ll actually get anywhere soon, but when we are able, I will be ready.' 
Tags Human Resources Career & Workplace
‘It’s Complicated’ podcast: Atlanta small businesses hardest hit by COVID could get more help in round two of PPP
The SBA rolled out phase two of its $284 billion Paycheck Protection Program this week to small community lenders in hopes of reaching underserved businesses and those hardest hit by the pandemic. The... 
Tags Career & Workplace Human Resources Media & Marketing
Arts leaders look ahead to 2021 after navigating a challenging year
In honor of the Year of the Woman inspired by the women’s suffrage movement last year, the Courier is revisiting five women previously profiled in Arts Front. 
Tags Susan Miller Jennifer Archibald Stefani Matsuo
Bay Area software startup Harness hits $1.7B valuation with $115M funding
The new unicorn offers a platform for software delivery and is led by Jyoti Bansal, the founder of AppDynamics. He sold that company to Cisco for $3.7 billion a day before it was scheduled to go public... 
Tags Cloudera, Inc/ AppDynamics Inc/ Private equity
Kirby Group restaurateurs open tasting menu eatery, cocktail bar in Spring Branch
Although the two are separate concepts, they are at the same address. 
Tags Bars Retailing & Restaurants Food & Lifestyle
Urban Meyer named as Jacksonville Jaguars head coach
Meyer takes over at the Jaguars in his debut in the NFL. 
Tags Sports Business
The week in bankruptcies: Evergreen Mortgage Notes LLC, River Bend Management Group of Florida LLC and 1 more
Central Florida saw more business bankruptcy filings during the final week of December. 
Hogan accelerates Maryland's vaccine rollout, expands eligibility starting Monday
The governor also announced a pilot program with Walmart and Giant to begin administering vaccines at their pharmacies. 
Tags Coronavirus Government & Regulations Insurance
Seattle joins list of nation's top 10 regional economies, with Amazon and Microsoft leading the charge
The region’s GDP grew more than twice as much as the overall U.S. GDP between 2018 and 2019, and was the fastest-growing among the other top 10 metros. 
Tags Government & Regulations
Baltimore judge denies latest effort by restaurant owners to overturn city's on-premise dining ban
Judge Lawrence Fletcher-Hill also upheld the on-premise dining ban in a decision late last month. 
Tags Food & Lifestyle Government & Regulations Retailing & Restaurants
Nonstop flights from SFO to Dubai set to restart
The move coincides with resumed nonstop service in two other major metros. 
Tags Doug Yakel Aviation Travel & Tourism
Disneyland ends annual pass program
The program will be replaced by a new membership offerings that are currently under development. 
Tags Recreational Tourism Travel Travel & Tourism
Seattle-based Ridwell off to fast start collecting hard-to-recycle discards in Portland
Helping people keep stuff out of landfills turns out to be a winning business. 
Tags Sustainability
Marrone gets U.S. approval for biologically based insecticide for hemp
Marrone Bio Innovations Inc also won approval to use the same product on wine grapes in New Zealand and Chile. 
Tags Marrone Bio Innovations Inc/ Agriculture Kevin Hammill
Coca-Cola sells Zico coconut water back to brand founder’s fund
PowerPlant Ventures, a growth equity fund focused on consumer food, beverage, and foodservice companies, has formed a new company, Zico Rising. 
Tags Retailing Mark Rampolla Thomas Hicks
MSPBJ launches nominations for 6th annual Most Admired CEOs awards
We will have online nominations open for the 2021 awards until 11 p.m. Friday, March 12. 
Tags Most Admired CEOs Event Hub Kim Johnson Awards
When does your new, local Sheetz store open? Targets announced
Sheetz will open its first wave of six Central Ohio locations from April to July. 
Tags Retailing & Restaurants Retail Chains Food & Lifestyle
Joanne Rogers, widow of Fred Rogers, dies at 92
She carried on her late husband's legacy. 
Tags Fred Rogers Fred Rogers Productions Philanthropy & Nonprofits
Ohio settles with GM over early closure of Lordstown auto assembly plant
At its height in the 1990s, the GM Lordstown Assembly Plant employed 10,600 workers. GM shut the plant in 2019 at a cost of 1,500 jobs. 
Tags Youngstown State University Jon Husted Manufacturing
Meet the 21 Colorado startups to watch in 2021
In our third annual Startups to Watch list, we’re highlighting 21 startups that are poised to make headlines in 2021. 
Tickers INNO
Tags Technology Inno Startups
'So unpredictable' — Restaurant owners reflect on 2020, set expectations for new year
The cover story in this Friday's weekly edition of the Milwaukee Business Journal focuses on the restaurant industry in 2020 and expectations for 2021. 
Tags Paul Bartolotta Retailing & Restaurants Coronavirus
When I work names Greg Wallace its first-ever CFO
Wallace served as When I Work's vice president of finance since 2015. Before that, he was a senior finance manager with Code42 and worked for over eight years for supply-chain management tech firm... 
Tickers INNO
Tags Inno Technology When I Work Inc/
Vaccination stages taking longer in Shelby; next phase of restrictions unclear
So far, Shelby County has vaccinated about 1.9% of its population, SCHD chief of epidemiology David Sweat said. In comparison, Tennessee has vaccinated about 3.6% of its residents, according to the... 
Tags Coronavirus Government & Regulations David Sweat
N.C. A&T one of 17 universities in journalism training program launched by NBCUniversal
N.C. A&T is the only North Carolina-based university selected for the program. 
Tags Colleges & Universities Comcast Corporation Education
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