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Some Ohio Businesses Don’t Want to See TikTok Banned
Ohio small business owners worry banning TikTok could be bad for business.
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Community Takes Center Stage At Rambling House Music
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Navigating Social Impact: SROI Unlocked
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Now Hiring: Cool Jobs in Columbus – March 2024
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Eco-Chic at the Nexus of Style and Wage Justice
HER Denim, a minority- and female-owned social enterprise led by fashion-industry powerhouse Lubna Najjar, was founded with the purpose of offering high-quality denim apparel...
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The CTA: Another Addition to the Alphabet Soup of Business Formation
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Now Hiring: Cool Jobs in Columbus – February 2024
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Kinetics Noise Control Keeps Quiet in Dublin
Kinetics Noise Control keeps things pretty quiet—in more ways than one. The company delivers services just as the name suggests: reducing noise.
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Gerrymandering Reform Gets Support from Ohio Business Leadership
Business leaders from Ohio are standing in support of a proposed constitutional amendment that would change the way redistricting occurs in the state by removing politicians from the process in favor of a citizen commission.
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