Business & Economy

A recent study by U.S. News & World Report has ranked Ohio as one of the worst states to live in, placing it at 36th out of 50 states in the 2024 Best States rankings. This disappointing position highlights significant challenges across multiple metrics, raising concerns about the state’s quality of life and future prospects. […]

In Wilmington, Ohio, drivers are reeling after fueling up at an ARCO gas station on 7126 OH-73, only to discover the gasoline was contaminated with 70% water. According to MotorBiscuit, On April 12, 2025, motorist John Toth noticed the 93-octane pump was unusually slow. Consequently, his vehicle broke down miles later, requiring a tow. Mechanics […]

Ohio residents are bracing for a financial hit. Recently, new tariffs on imports from Canada, Mexico, and China have taken effect. Consequently, these trade policies could drive up prices across the state. For Ohioans, this means more money out of our pockets. Everyday Goods Get Pricier According to NBC4i , the tariffs target key trading […]

Forever 21, a once-popular fashion store for teens and young adults, has filed for bankruptcy as online competitors take over.

While much of the country is still grappling with sky-high costs, Ohio shoppers are starting to see some relief.

For Ohio residents, a concerning trend has emerged regarding automobile loan payments. It has been observed that Americans, including those across the Buckeye State, are experiencing difficulties in maintaining their car payment schedules, with delinquency rates reaching levels unseen in over three decades. Specifically, data provided by Fitch Ratings indicates that 6.56 percent of subprime […]

U.S. taxpayers can file taxes starting Jan. 27. However, before the official start date, you can get ahead on your filing. 

In news that should surprise no one, Meta, the parent company of Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp, becomes the latest company to end its DEI programs. As reported by CNBC (citing the initial report from Axios), Janelle Gale, Meta’s vice president of people, announced in an internal memo that Meta plans to end several internal programs […]

Several major U.S. companies are buckling under pressure from conservative groups to scale back or eliminate diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) programs. 

Amazon initially denied paid leave to Alexis Scott-Windham, a Black woman who was run over and shot in the New Orleans attack, before finally reversing its position.

Developing these "recession-proof" skills not only bolsters individual resilience but also fortifies collective economic stability. 

Columbia, Maryland native Damola Adamolekun is giving Red Lobster a comeback from bankruptcy as its new appointed CEO