Jim Weiker
Business Editor at The Columbus Dispatch
Senior Writer at The Columbus Dispatch
Real-estate and housing writer, Columbus Dispatch
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3 days ago |
yahoo.com | Jim Weiker
A Bexley estate that once reportedly hosted John F. Kennedy has hit the market on the eve of its 100th birthday, following a major facelift. Built in 1926 on North Parkview Avenue, the home was purchased in 2009 by Michael Tweedle and Christine Poon, who undertook a $1 million basement-to-roof renovation. "It was livable, but there was no central air," said Tweedle, a professor emeritus in Ohio State University's College of Medicine. "We really took it apart from the ground up.
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3 days ago |
dispatch.com | Jim Weiker
One Columbus-area company fell off the latest Fortune 500 list while another took its place. The Columbus fragrance retailer Bath & Body Works dropped off the annual list after landing at No. 484 last year. Meanwhile, the Westerville manufacturing firm Vertiv, which serves the data center industry, inched onto the lineup at No. 471. With the swap, central Ohio continued to place five companies in the ranking, which is based on 2024 revenue.
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4 days ago |
the-review.com | Jim Weiker
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4 days ago |
cantonrep.com | Jim Weiker
Ohio to move all liquor permitting online as summer festival season kicks offOhio's liquor license process is going digital this week, impacting tens of thousands of permit holders across the state. The state's Division of Liquor Control will launch the Ohio Permit and Licensing (OPAL) system on Wednesday, June 4, the first time permits and licenses will be fully managed online. Paper applications will no longer be accepted after OPAL starts.
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4 days ago |
newarkadvocate.com | Jim Weiker
Hexion, the Columbus-based adhesives and chemical company, plans to establish a research and development center in Dublin that is expected to employ 100. The company, which traces its roots to 1857, plans to consolidate its five existing research laboratories into one building to bring its chemical engineering, manufacturing and materials science teams under one roof.
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