Six Ohio stories from across CashIn's newsrooms: a Millennium Force mishap, a shrinking Toledo evacuation zone, a PPP settlement of more than $3 million, housing costs and more.
The SBA 504 program finances big fixed assets such as buildings and equipment through a three-part structure. Here is how it works, who qualifies and where Ohio firms can start.
Cedar Point's Millennium Force reopened Oct. 17 after a part fell on Oct. 16. Here is what the state and the park have said, and what is still under investigation.
The city's page answers common questions, includes a map to check an address against evacuation and shelter-in-place areas, and is updated through the day.
Toledo Fire & Rescue cut the evacuation zone to a half mile and lifted shelter-in-place orders Wednesday, but the cause, injury count and an explosion claim are still unsettled.
The FTC says to raise a credit report mistake with the credit bureaus and the company that supplied the information. The CFPB explains what happens after you do.
Card rates edged up in October, new-car loans stretched to a record share of 84-month-plus terms in Q3, and we found no named personal loan average this week. Here is what the figures say for Ohio borrowers.
Cedar Point says a small bracket came off a Millennium Force ride vehicle on Oct. 16 and no one was hurt. Here is what officials have confirmed and what the sources don't say.
Millennium Force is back in operation after a bracket fell on Oct. 16, but reports differ on details, so check Cedar Point's official updates before planning a ride day.
No new Ohio debt-collection law changes your rights this week, but a pending bill, a September law and a court ruling are worth knowing. Free steps are below.
The Wooster-based, employee-owned grocer plans to buy Sander's stores in Cadiz, Carrollton and Jefferson, and says it will keep the Sander's name for now.
The SBA 504 program splits a purchase between a bank, a Certified Development Company and the borrower. Here is how that works and what the loan can and can't pay for.
Cooling servers can consume millions of gallons a day. In central Ohio, public records and conflicting figures show how hard the numbers are to pin down.
Cedar Point says a small bracket fell from a Millennium Force vehicle into a guest area on Oct. 16 and no one was struck. The ride is back open; no cause has been made public.
Six Ohio stories from across CashIn's newsrooms: a Millennium Force mishap, a shrinking Toledo evacuation zone, a PPP settlement of more than $3 million, housing costs and more.
Six Ohio topics from CashIn's newsrooms: a bracket falls at Cedar Point, a truss goes up in New Albany, a grocer deal, scam warnings, card rates and credit report disputes.
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