A defunct funeral home owner in Ohio was charged with theft and fraud after accepting payments from clients. The 45-year-old woman was indicted Dec. 20 on 51 counts that included engaging in corrupt activity, tampering with records and violation of pre-needs...
Month: December 2013
Ohio-based bank case reaches Supreme Court
The question of whether Fifth Third Bancorp can be used in its handling of a retirement plan for employees will be heard by the U.S. Supreme Court, it was reported on Friday. Two employees are alleging that bank officers breached their fiduciary duties when they...
Keys to successful business creation
Many Ohio workers have probably thought of being their own boss at one point or another. The lure of making their own hours and only answering to themselves is very attractive, but while there are numerous benefits of starting a business, not everyone is cut out to be...
Pilot Flying J settlement reached with trucking companies
Some businesses in Ohio may be involved in a settlement that Pilot Flying J, which is the biggest diesel retailer in the U.S. with revenue of approximately $30 billion annually, has reached with 5,500 trucking companies. The $84.9 million settlement was recently...
Bridgestone sues IBM over botched $75 million computer system
Ohio readers may be interested to learn that Bridgestone Tires has sued tech giant IBM over a malfunctioning $75 million computer system that the tire company said threw their entire operation into chaos. The business litigation is seeking as much as $600 million in...
