September 15, 2022

Cleveland Business News

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2 rail unions reach deal, but 1 rejects latest offer

Government officials and a variety of businesses are bracing for the possibility of a nationwide rail strike that would paralyze shipments of everything from crude and clothing to cars.

By Associated Press

Cleveland Heights, Lakewood officials ask why NOPEC electric rates got so high amid plan to drop customers

NOPEC’s plan to lower electric bills for 550,000 customers by purging them is drawing criticism, again. This time from two elected officials in Cleveland’s suburbs and consumer advocacy groups.

By Sean McDonnell, cleveland.com

Broadview Heights business owner questions need for ‘right to repair’ legislation in testimony before Congress

Ken Taylor, president of Ohio Machinery Co. in Braodview Heights, testified before the House Small Business Committee on September 14, 2022.

By Sabrina Eaton, cleveland.com

Ohio unemployment fraud down, but still a stressor for victims: Capitol Letter

The Ohio Department of Job and Family Services says fraud has decreased from highs seen earlier in the pandemic.

By Laura Hancock, cleveland.com

Business pitches needed: Cleveland Chain Reaction opens applications for fifth season

Cleveland Chain Reaction, a yearly pitch competition run by the Greater Cleveland Partnership, is searching for entrepreneurs to compete in its fifth season.

By Sean McDonnell, cleveland.com

US inflation still stubbornly high despite August slowdown

Snarled supply chains, sharp pay increases and Russia’s invasion of Ukraine have also been key factors in the inflation surge.

By Associated Press

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