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Wonder how Trump's tariffs will affect his beloved red sunbelt states?

I dunno, this seems very possible in today's Pay to Play environment.

My guess is that the Maladministration is going to send the remaining pieces of the government to mostly very red areas of the country. 😕

Corporate Media at it again. They always seem to cherry pick the "Darling" cities (Nashville, Austin, etc...) to give the best rankings, while places like Cleveland tend to be way down there.

WTF can be done about that MOFO Eloon??!? 🤬

This is not only funny, but spot on as far as the truth goes...maybe even a longer timetable than you mentioned!

It's about time!!

Nothing but a bunch of dominionist nutbags...🤬

Ok, I won't be able to sleep tonight...Just kidding Ken. 🙂 😆

Now, I won't get any work done this afternoon, Lol!

That’s DeWine, he’s squishy as long as it doesn’t affect certain parts of the state.

From Luvcbus in the John Glenn Columbus International Airport thread: Airport sells $1.2B in bonds for new terminal "The Columbus Regional Airport Authority has sold $1.2billion in bonds to help pay for a new terminal at John Glenn Columbus International Airport, the authority announced Monday. The $1.2billion in general airport revenue bonds were sold to investors after the airport’s initial $1billion bond offering was met with 'overwhelming demand,' according to a CRAA press release. The airport authority received orders over four times the initial $1billion amount, so the authority increased the bond offering to $1.2billion. The CRAA broke ground on the airport’s new terminal in December and plan to open it by 2029, The Dispatch previously reported. The new terminal will have 36 gates, including one that can accommodate large international flights, and will be able to handle 13 million passengers per year." https://www.dispatch.com/story/news/local/2025/02/03/john-glenn-columbus-airport-1-2-billion-bonds-sold-john-glenn-columbus-airport-new-terminal/78188273007/ Does anyone know as to whether or not something like this is proposed or actually being done for the Hopkins terminal expansion project?

Whenever I read the word "acquire" with a business in NE Ohio, I tend to get a little nervous... That said, over the past few years, acquisitions, involving NE Ohio businesses, have resulted in more good news than bad news.

The Hits just keep on coming...😡 Charter Communications to lay off 259 Akron call center employees... https://www.beaconjournal.com/story/business/2025/01/27/charter-communications-spectrum-akron-layoff/77976056007/

As mentioned up thread, 2025 is starting terribly. I hope those who are tasked with bringing in new businesses/jobs take to heart what is happening now and reinforce their efforts to attract new businesses.