CBF Morning Run: The private company and Ohio State hopes to use a 3D construction printer to help fill the gap caused by the labor shortage in the trades by quickly building affordable housing. https://t.co/mwg4oHK5pP
CBF Morning Run: Yesterday, Columbus Business First hosted our eighth annual Diversity in Business Awards at the Columbus Museum of Art. https://t.co/roFRxKE0Lx
Nationwide Children's Hospital has now topped $200 million in cumulative revenue from royalties, spinoff acquisitions and other income from licensing technology developed by its researchers, doctors and staff. https://t.co/VknPgNBknA
CBF Morning Run: If I had my druthers – and an abundance of cash – I would buy an old building downtown and convert it into my home. https://t.co/bSsE3sLW35
CBF Morning Run: If I had my druthers – and an abundance of cash – I would buy an old building downtown and convert it into my home. https://t.co/7rJr4HpVQn
CBF Morning Run: We learned yesterday that CoverMyMeds is cutting 815 jobs nationwide, converting 1,100 employees to full-time remote work and is planning to sublease portions of its Columbus campus. https://t.co/tvBtA43Oab
CBF Morning Run: The city's main library is the perfect spot for the photo shoot. It is a grand mix of classical, 1907 architecture and spacious new additions that feature awesome views of the Topiary Park behind the grand building. https://t.co/ULWyNevi2n
CBF Morning Run: Before this week, you could splash the extent of my liquor knowledge into a shot glass and still have room to pour. https://t.co/VCCuXPVzr1
CBF Morning Run: In the end, I simply ran out of words to describe the dozens of IPAs, porters, stouts and sours I sampled. In fact, many of them started tasting so similar that my descriptions began to sound like a broken record. https://t.co/AN3y0N82U3
Ohio's largest credit union has shifted its branch locations to Columbus suburbs after closing all but one branch in city limits. https://t.co/AmjTvETFq1
"One of the things that I’m grateful for is that the pandemic forced us into a situation where we would have abundant time with (our son). We were with him every waking moment for the first 18 months of his life." https://t.co/EHih4NE3yO
"One of the things that I’m grateful for is that the pandemic forced us into a situation where we would have abundant time with (our son). We were with him every waking moment for the first 18 months of his life." https://t.co/NbxFhlmG3Q
CBF Morning Run: My youngest sister was born at Riverside. So was my wife and our two daughters. I can tell you from experience that the hospital doesn't look anything like it did when our youngest was born nearly 28 years ago. https://t.co/o72OwR0WRI