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Study Shows Cleveland Should Focus Public Funding in East Side Neighborhoods



The Cleveland Plain Dealer's Michelle Jarboe reports on the CSU research study that advises the City of Cleveland to invest public money in East Side neighborhoods.

Jackson announced that the public money will be joined with roughly $40 million in philanthropic and private funds in an effort to reinvigorate parts of the city that haven't benefited much - if at all - from Cleveland's economic

Additional Interest Rate Increases Wanted by Federal Banks



Scott Suttell, Managing Editor of Crain's Cleveland Business examines why Federal banks are askng for an additional interest rate increase.

If economic conditions evolve as anticipated, I believe further removal of accommodation via increases in the federal-funds rate will be needed."

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Introducing Gohio Commute!



Just Announced! NOACA, health, sustainability, planning and transit professionals today unveiled a new interactive trip planner which could change the way people in Northeast Ohio commute, reduce congestion, and improve the quality of our air.

This new tool, Gohio Commute is an exciting, interactive, mobile-friendly website that provides more transportation choices, helps save money, and helps each of us do

Highmark Health Names Dr. Tony Farah the New EVP



This exciting article is by Paul J. Gough ,Digital Producer of the Pittsburgh Business Times.

It is with great pride that I welcome Dr. Farah to our leadership team, as he has proven to be invaluable in accelerating Allegheny Health Network’s and Highmark Health’s collective efforts to reinvent the health care model and support long-term enterprise growth..."

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The New West 25th Street Hulett Hotel Project to Begin in 2018



The Plain Dealer reporter, Michelle Jarboe examines the excitment about Cleveland Hostel owner Mark Raymond, plans to renovate vacate a brick building into a boutique hotel in Ohio City.

Both creative and risky, the Hulett project would introduce a new type of lodging to a neighborhood seeing a surge of investment. Apartment developers and homebuyers have been flocking to Ohio City..."

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National Small Business Week



In recognition of National Small Business Week, April 30 to May 6, the IRS is highlighting products to help small business owners and self-employed individuals understand and meet their tax obligations though the following links:

Private Collection of Some Overdue Federal Taxes Starts

IRS NEWS FOR BUSINESS



May 2017

►UPCOMING WEBINARS

Small Business Week Webcast are now open for Registration

10-minute sessions  May 5th

May 5th

Business ID Theft

Session 1 – 11a.m. Eastern; 10a.m. Central; 9a.m. Mountain; 8a.m. Pacific; 5a.m. Hawaii

Session 2 – 2p.m. Eastern; 1p.m. Central; 12p.m. Mountain; 11a.m. Pacific; 8a.m. Hawaii

Register by sending your (1) Name (2) Email Address and (3) Session Date

12 CEA Members Make Crain's List Of Top Commercial Contractors in NE Ohio



Publised April 3, 2017 Crain's Cleveland Business

This list ranks commercial contractors in Cleveland and Northeast Ohio by local 2016 revenue. Each company listed also submitted local 2015 revenue, how many people they employ in Northeast Ohio and worldwide and information about the services they offer, the industries they serve and recent projects they've worked on. They also all submitted

The Ohio Transportation Budget (HB 26) Passed



If you have any questions on these provisions or the bill itself, please contact Glen Shumate at CEA at [email protected].

The Ohio Transportation Budget (HB 26) passed the Ohio House, the Ohio Senate and was signed into law on March 31st by Governor Kasich.  The bill allocates approximately $7 billion over the next two years for Ohio.  It invests in

Department of Homeland Security Website Requesting Proposal for Concrete Wall



By Eddie Scarry of the Washington Examiner 

 "The Government's nominal concept is for a 30-foot high wall. Offerors should consider this height, but designs with heights of at least 18 feet may be acceptable."

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