Economy

Experts had been anticipating a big recovery in the labor force, but the results are much different.

The $230 million deal announced last week between between the two companies is more than just an agreement to buy the company’s Mahoning Valley manufacturing facility.

The deal allows the companies to work jointly on the production of electric vehicles in Lordstown's 6.2 million square foot space.

Lordstown Motors is close to a deal to sell its production plant to electronics company Foxconn, according to multiple reports.

If you were trying to buy a new car in 20-21, you may just be out of luck. The automobile industry, challenged by COVID, is facing a slowdown in new vehicle production.

Since Columbus Mayor Andrew Ginther imposed a mask mandate this week, fears are building among statewide eateries that more restrictions could be coming, including shutdowns. The Ohio Restaurant Association is cautiously optimistic that another shutdown will not happen.

The world’s largest online retailer, Amazon, is reportedly considering building brick-and-mortar retail spaces in Ohio and California.

The COVID-19 pandemic has worsened existing economic gaps. Some Northeast Ohio businesses and organizations are trying to bridge these inequities.

The approach, supported by two lawmakers from northeast Ohio, is carrot versus stick.

These attacks can lead to significant delays in care for already overburdened or rural hospitals.