Foxconn to run former GM plant
LORDSTOWN — Lordstown Motors Corp. and Foxconn have finalized an agreement for the Taiwanese technology and electronics giant to purchase the electric-vehicle startup’s [...]
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Energy firm plans 15-acre battery energy storage project in Licking County
A California-based energy investor plans to build a 15-acre rechargeable energy storage site in Licking County just minutes from New Albany’s cluster of data centers [...]
ORDC Approves Grant Funding of $400,000 to P&G Manufacturing Company
LIMA—On May 11, 2022, the Ohio Rail Development Commission (ORDC) approved a grant in the amount of $400,000 to P&G Manufacturing Company to expand its Bath Township, [...]
Cincinnati’s Plaine Products named one of the world’s top ‘Tech Pioneers’
A Cincinnati startup that’s working to eliminate the use of single-use plastics is among 100 of the most promising tech companies from around the globe for 2022, per the [...]
One region’s top-funded startups closes $7M loan from Silicon Valley Bank
One of Greater Cincinnati’s best-funded startups has secured a $7 million debt facility from a stalwart in the venture capital community to help accelerate its commercial [...]
SEMCORP Will Create 1,200 New Jobs In Ohio
In what will be the largest foreign direct investment in Ohio, SEMCORP Advanced Materials Group will invest $916 million to establish a 850,000-square-foot manufacturing [...]
Sister Accord Foundation reveals first female-centric accelerator cohort
A Mason-based nonprofit is moving forward with its first accelerator program designed to support female entrepreneurs. The Sister Accord Foundation, led by founder Sonia [...]
Intel’s $20B plan has promise for Northeast Ohio suppliers
Intel Corp.’s $20 billion commitment to building a massive semiconductor production facility outside of Columbus has the potential to deepen the tech company’s [...]
COTA seeks startups’ help with new innovation lab
For the Central Ohio Transit Authority to effectively modernize, the agency knows it needs some outside help from Columbus’ brightest tech minds. Why it matters: COTA [...]
Ohio supporting technology startups and talent
The Ohio Third Frontier Commission recently approved $2.5 million in funding that will provide capital to technology startup companies in industries ranging from health care [...]