entrepreneurship

Students from four Northeast Ohio schools are learning the ins and outs of startup companies, including how to decide which ones are worth the investment.

Entrepreneurship in Ohio is growing and many colleges provide students with programs to foster that growth.

A new chapter is being written about independent bookshops that could be titled “Independent Bookstores are Thriving…and Growing in Northeast Ohio.”

Entrepreneurism can be a lonely endeavor, but a new dedicated space downtown is providing owners with a 24/7 business and informal get-together hub, say its creators.

Felux, a startup company based in Cleveland, is seeking to innovate with steel. CEO and co-founder Dallas Hogensen said the company's goal is to connect the iron industry to new technologies, such as an online marketplace.

Experts and students will present TEDx lectures around "The Power of Good" theme.

Uncertainty is gripping the financial markets in the wake of recent bank failures.

City Goods occupies seven hangar-like buildings in Cleveland's Ohio City neighborhood providing 24 local vendors with an affordable brick and mortar location while encouraging foot traffic and reducing the hassles of running a business.

CWRU has announced the launch of a new startup called Illumis that aims to bring HoloAnatomy software to students around the world.

COO Jessica Sublett's two big goals for Bounce in the new year: support polymer companies and support healthcare startups.