news

sports

entertainment

obituaries

subscribe

October 21, 2021

Cleveland Business News

Subscriber Exclusive

Jackson administration plans to earmark some of Cleveland’s stimulus money for financially troubled Shaker Square

The city of Cleveland, as part of plans for part of $511 million it will receive from a federal stimulus bill, wants to put several million dollars toward the historic Shaker Square shopping center, currently the subject of a foreclosure lawsuit.

By Eric Heisig, cleveland.com

Read more

Entertainment

Clifton Martini & Wine Bar closes after more than a decade

The bar and restaurant, located at 10427 Clifton Blvd. near the border between Cleveland and Lakewood, was in business for nearly 12 years.

By Anne Nickoloff, cleveland.com

MORE

Business

SBA makes $1.2B more SVOG awards – and more is available for the Covid-19 relief program

The Small Business Administration has made $1.2 billion in follow-up awards under its Shuttered Venue Operators Grant program.

By Andy Medici

MORE

Business

Home affordability index at lowest point since 2008

Buyers in today’s market are are all too familiar with the challenges being felt by limited inventory, high demand and rapid home-price appreciation.

By Ashley Fahey

MORE

Business

After pause for Delta variant, office returns once again on the rise. Here’s how to welcome workers back.

Even with the Delta variant derailing many employers’ plans, September was still a big month for returning to the office.

By Andy Medici

MORE

Ohio Politics

Elder-care advocates say Ohio bill allowing guardians to place cameras in nursing homes should include assisted-living facilities

A bill that would allow in-room cameras in nursing homes doesn’t include assisted living facilities.

By Laura Hancock, cleveland.com

MORE

See more

Fall Price Drop
Northeast Ohio's most trusted local news, at a price you'll fall for.

Start Today at ~~$120~~ $60

(cancel at anytime)

Subscribe now

Download Mobile App

Get the latest news and alerts on your phone or tablet