Platform Beer Co. has shut down | Crain's Cleveland Business
WEBFeb 22, 2023 — Platform Beer Co., the Cleveland-based craft brewery acquired by Anheuser-Busch InBev in 2019, has shut down. Employees were informed of the abrupt closure at a meeting on Wednesday morning, Feb. 22.
Ohio recreational cannabis sales to launch next week per …
WEBAug 2, 2024 — Crain's has reached out to GTI and the Division of Cannabis Control for more information. In June, Cresco CEO Charles Bachtell told investors to expect some issues when recreational sales started in the Buckeye state. “The ability to service the significant increase in expected volume in the state of Ohio, just realistically, the CapEx and the expansion plans needed to go from medical to ...
Port of Cleveland adopts new strategic and climate plans | Crain's ...
WEBSep 7, 2023 — The strategic plan builds on almost a year’s worth of discussions, Friedman said during Thursday’s board meeting. It includes a climate action plan, outlining the port’s aspiration to reach net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by …
'Cyber incident' shuts Cleveland City Hall - Crain's Cleveland Business
WEBJun 10, 2024 — Cleveland City Hall will be closed to the public Monday, June 10, in the wake of what the city of Cleveland described as a "cyber incident." The city said in an email late Sunday, June 9, that it is "investigating a cyber incident, and though we have not confirmed its nature and scope, we are taking this incident seriously."
Luxury car dealership owner buys Avon land for $10 million
WEBAug 26, 2024 — A new luxury car dealership looks to be bound for land on the southeast corner of Chester and Jaycox roads in Avon after multiple land sales totaling $10 million. Lorain County land records show that R7 Motors Inc., an affiliate of the Rafih Auto Group of Toronto, purchased the sites, totaling 37 ...
Dancing Hare superyacht in Great Lakes stops in Cleveland
WEBAug 13, 2024 — The yacht, dubbed the Dancing Hare, arrived midafternoon July 8 from Buffalo, New York, according to ship tracking and maritime analytics provider MarineTraffic.. A photo provided to Crain's shows the vessel docked in the Cuyahoga River just a few hundred yards inland from the historic Cleveland Coast Guard Station.
How Cleveland handled its ransomware attack — and didn't pay
WEBAug 28, 2024 — Cybercriminals who staged a ransomware attack on the city of Cleveland in June asked for payment of millions of dollars.. They didn't get it. Any of it. Kim Roy Wilson, commissioner of Cleveland's Information Technology & Services Division, confirmed at a Crain's Cleveland Business Power Breakfast event on Wednesday, Aug. 28, that the city did not pay the ransom request in the attack, which ...
Making sense of Northeast Ohio's recent nonprofit leadership …
WEBAug 27, 2024 — A few notable leadership transitions taking place in Northeast Ohio’s nonprofit space include the retirements of The Diversity Center President and CEO Peggy Zone Fisher, Beck Center for the Arts President and CEO Lucinda Einhouse and College Now Greater Cleveland CEO Lee Friedman. Sondra Miller, president and CEO of Cleveland Rape Crisis Center, stepped down from her post this past spring.
Adult-use marijuana sales should be just around the corner
WEBJul 26, 2024 — Adult-use marijuana sales should be just around the corner. According to the Ohio Division of Cannabis Control, as of Friday, July 26, regulators have awarded a total of 34 dual-use certificates of operation (COO) to marijuana companies in the supply chain, including 15 cultivators, 15 processors and four testing labs—but no dispensaries.
Aramark terminating 104 jobs after losing Browns Stadium …
WEBJul 29, 2024 — Aramark told the state of Ohio about the planned terminations in a notice filed Friday, July 26, under requirements of the Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification (WARN) Act.. Aramark called the decision “an unforeseen business circumstance,” saying it did not receive notice about the non-renewal until Friday, July 26.