As many Ohio business owners might know, bank loans may be available to them, but the number of small businesses that seek loans has dropped. This may reflect a less-than-hopeful opinion of the market, or it may indicate a level of prudence amongst small business...
Month: July 2014
Xerox agrees to complete work on Medicaid payment system
Ohio residents may be interested to learn about a breach of contract dispute that was just resolved between Xerox and the Montana Department of Health and Human Services. As of July 18, the state agency has confirmed that Xerox is no longer in breach of contract, and...
Developer looking to build new apartments in Avenue District
Pending approval from the Cleveland City Planning Commission, Zaremba Inc. plans to build 108 new apartment units in downtown. The nine-building development project would create 59 one-bedroom apartments and 49 two-bedroom apartments in the Avenue District. The units...
Preparing a proper joint venture agreement can help avoid trouble
Cleveland business owners may be interested in an article detailing some of the positive and negative aspects of going into business with another. These joint ventures have risks that can be mitigated by using proper contractual agreements. Joining up with another...
Hewlett-Packard shareholder dispute dismissed by federal court
Ohio business owners may be interested in the latest news on a lawsuit filed by shareholders against tech giant Hewlett-Packard. The claim against the company has been dismissed despite the shareholders' second chance at filing. In August 2013, a group of HP...
